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"A to Z of C" in the book Cimple (ISBN 0070260982)

I was just searching "A to Z of C" in Google Books and found that the book Cimple written by Sasant K Rout has used our code. The irony is that the book was published by Tata McGraw-Hill, who rejected us in final stage stating that it wants us to get endorsement from any IIT professor, which we couldn't. (For the sake of record... IIT Bangalore was linking & supporting "A to Z of C" for long time once it's published over the net; see old IIT page from web.archives.org)

It's just another incident to prove that success isn't a measurable unit; even failed attempts can be appreciated in any other forms.

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sir i wanted to buy this book but could not find it. please suggest me from where i can buy this book..
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i am a big fan of yu and this book..
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himanshu rathore.
bhopal.
himansh3045@gmail.com
himanshu rathore:

Thanks for your kind words. A to Z of C is not yet published in printed form; electronic version alone is available now.
RAVI NAMDEV said…
Sir i got this book in pdf format that is marvelous and really sir i have biggest fan of u ..
sir i want cd content for more study so plz sir suggest me where i find the cd content
sir plz reply as soon as possible thnks ..
Ravi Namdev...
RAVI NAMDEV:

Thanks for your kind words. As noted in the A to Z of C page's CD section, the CD is not distributed.
nonetheless said…
sir,
Nobody explained me C in such a detailed depth. The book is awesome. I never got a good C teacher, I learned C by myself, but the book is written in such a way that I feel as if someone can read my mind and guess what question would come to my mind next.
This book has everything and solves all the problems, I faced about C language.
I am big fan, Thanks for writing this book.
Your remote student,
Antriksh

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