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i am new to linux... but i am more interested in learning linux... i know some basics in linux...i want to learn basic linux programming...
can anyone help me by giving some best links that will help a layman to learn linux form basics to advanced....
Fortunately, you have access to the source code of the kernel and of the GNU system programs, like cp, dir, ls, etc. You might want to pick up a book on Linux programming such as "Linux Programming by Example" to understand how they are written. There are many languages available, but since the system itself is written in C, learning what you can about C and bash shell programming will probably be the best way to reach your goal.
Wrox publishes a "Beginning Linux Programming", might be worth looking into. I just wonder whether it's a good idea to take up programming before you're more familiar with OS.
Wrox publishes a "Beginning Linux Programming", might be worth looking into. I just wonder whether it's a good idea to take up programming before you're more familiar with OS.
This is a good book..
Personally, I would take the time to learn shell scripting first---this teaches you a lot about Linux in general.
i am new to linux... but i am more interested in learning linux... i know some basics in linux...i want to learn basic linux programming...
can anyone help me by giving some best links that will help a layman to learn linux form basics to advanced....
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