C in Linux?
 

which is the best in c for beginners?

I'm sorry, but what do you mean?

I just love the smell of malloc() in the morning.

--- rod.

High C can break glass !!!!

but what if that "glass" is an object......

What is the most common programming lang. for lunix? I hear it was ruby, but I most likey might be wrong.

Then it should be destroyed.

Just curious if maybe you might be interested in C++ ?????

Solving segmentation faults and memory leaks boosts up my confidence. Any tool for searching Dangling pointers ?

start with A, then go to B and finally C :P

compiler? tutorial? book? language? Oo
 

Your question wasn't clear, but (...)

if you're about to begin programming in linux,
I think you should begin with C.
with C++ you have "Objects" that makes your life easy,
but if you're serious about programming, you should begin
with malloc() instead of new.

for tutorial, i'd recommend you look MIT slides, and then,
if you don't understand something, ask in a forum about
C language.

(I think it's worth you see something about python)

Hey, OP, thanks for down ranking me because you weren't clear in your post.

Her's a couple of good C books:
http://users.soe.ucsc.edu/~pohl/abc4.html - a really good tutorial
http://www.amazon.com/Programming-La.../dp/0131101633 - a little terse, but fairly definitive.
http://rute.2038bug.com/index.html.gz - A really good Linux tutoiral; see Chap 22,23,24 for C on Linux