A Good Book About the C Programming Language

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(Surely this has been asked here before? But I cannot find any question...)

I am an experienced Delphi programmer, but would like to learn C and C++ (good and fun to know, even if I will stick to Delphi). I know what C++ books there are, but I am not as sure about the C books. What book about C programming would you recommend? Since I have virtually no C background, it needs to include the basics, but since I am an experienced programmer already (though not in C), I am not interested in beginner programmer's books.

As usual, only one book per answer please; multiple answers per user are allowed (of course). In addition, please specify if the book is OS neutral, or mainly focused on Windows or Linux (or any other OS) development.

Answer 1

The standard is K & R ( after the authors ).

Amazon link: http://www.amazon.com/Programming-Language-2nd-Brian-Kernighan/dp/0131103628

Answer 2

The standard is usually K & R

Answer 3

The classic The C Programming Language is a good place to begin imo.

Answer 4

While the most common answer (The C Programming Language) is IMO the best, I have heard many people express preference for Programming in C.

Answer 5

These are excellent books after or in addition to K & R:

C - A Modern Approach

Deep C Secrets