To add to the previous good answers, one function in particular you might want to
look at is ispunct. In addition to the Kernigan & Ritchie book, you might want to
invest a few dollars (about $10) in a handy pocket reference called "The C Pocket
Reference" by Herbert Schildt. His other books are not rated very well, but this
one is rated highly, and I have been forced to purchase a second copy since my
first one is often borrowed! For those obscure C functions that just don't roll
off the tongue, it is great, and he gives brief but to-the-point explanations of
each function.
Happy C Programming!
Veronica Sexton
"Martin Doll, Ph.D." wrote:
>
> thanks to all that took time to answer my question about the C-function.
> I'll definitely check out the book and most likely get it.
>
> mkhd
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