Found this in my apartment building's laundry room. Is it a good book to learn C with or is it outdated?

It's a shit book to learn from, but it's GOAT for reference. Keep it.

It's a bit outdated, but essential. Hopefully you got the pictured version; the pre-ANSI versions didn't auto-destruct and are even more outdated.

>"This book on C is overrated"
>"Yeah well that one is deprecated!"
ITT: stupid faggots who dont understand C itself is deprecated by C++, and the documentation for C++ is very well laid out.

>inb4 your wrong, ect
Nah, im not.

>C itself is deprecated by C++
C and C++ are very different languages, with different strengths. Claiming one is a replacement for the other indicates that you really don't understand either of them.

t. High school student

C's only strength is being able to be compiled into tiny executables. If you have such size constraints pure assembly is almost always better than C.
So pretty much this

C: A Reference Manual (Harbison & Steele) and Modern C (Gustedt) beat it in that by far.

Dr. Archibald has some pretty decent videos that go over the important things.

youtube.com/playlist?list=PL16462912149C15F6

then what the fuck do you read if you want to "learn programming?"

is the meme book still SICP?