> hello friends i ha just started learning c can u all give me the tips
> to make myself strong in c lanuage . as i want to be the best in
> watever i do . so just a request from all of u here plz help me out in
> improving my c .plz guide me as a techer . to do my best in c
> lanuage . i m clear with the concepts i just want to improve in c . as
> programming is best when u use less memory space n less ilterations.
>

> cool_ratikagu...@rediff.com wrote:

>> hello friends i ha just started learning c can u all give me the tips
>> to make myself strong in c lanuage . as i want to be the best in
>> watever i do . so just a request from all of u here plz help me out in
>> improving my c .plz guide me as a techer . to do my best in c
>> lanuage . i m clear with the concepts i just want to improve in c . as
>> programming is best when u use less memory space n less ilterations.

>
> First, spell out your words in proper English, capitalize the personal
> pronoun, instead of 'u', spell out 'you'. Instead of 'plz' spell out
> 'please' please. Turn on the spell checker. We don't know from 'lanuage'
> or 'watever' or 'techer'.
>
> Otherwise, welcome to the comp.lang.c newsgroup.
>
> --
> Joe Wright
> "Everything should be made as simple as possible, but not simpler."
> --- Albert Einstein --- ...

> On Nov 11, 10:33 pm, Joe Wright comcast.net> wrote:

>> cool_ratikagu...@rediff.com wrote:

>>> hello friends i ha just started learning c can u all give me the
>>> tips to make myself strong...

> Joe Wright comcast.net> wrote:

>> cool_ratikagu...@rediff.com wrote:
>>

>>
>> Otherwise, welcome to the comp.lang.c newsgroup.
>>
>> --
>> Joe Wright
>> "Everything should be made as simple as possible, but not simpler."
>> --- Albert Einstein ---

>
> thank you for correcting me where i was wrong . actually i was not
> aware of this . i came to know about Google newsgroups from my book as
> newsgroups is one of the topic which is taught to us in our college.

> Do snip
> anything in quotes that is not relevant to your reply, which
> especially includes sigs. Sigs are everything following the "-- "
> sig marker.

> --
> Chuck F (cbfalconer at maineline dot net)
> <http://cbfalconer.home.att.net>
> Try the download section.
>
>
>
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>

> "CBFalconer" yahoo.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
> news:4738D144.F04A4DFF@yahoo.com...

>> Do snip
>> anything in quotes that is not relevant to your reply, which
>> especially includes sigs. Sigs are everything following the "-- "
>> sig marker.

> The first or the last?

> Joachim Schmitz wrote:

>> "CBFalconer" yahoo.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
>> news:4738D144.F04A4DFF@yahoo.com...

>>> Do snip
>>> anything in quotes that is not relevant to your reply, which
>>> especially includes sigs. Sigs are everything following the "-- "
>>> sig marker.

>> The first or the last?

>
> Thats like saying, "which null is the end of the string, the first or the
> last ?".
>
> Axiomatically there /is/ only one sig marker. Everything after that is not
> part of the message.

> My question was a subtle (and apparently too subtle) hint at Chuck's
> too long double sig. He, who refuses to get that fixed, still gives
> advice to others to fix their postings.

> Joachim Schmitz wrote:
> [...]

>> My question was a subtle (and apparently too subtle) hint at Chuck's
>> too long double sig. He, who refuses to get that fixed, still gives
>> advice to others to fix their postings.

>
> And, as it happens, his advice is usually correct.

> Joachim Schmitz wrote:

>> "CBFalconer" yahoo.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
>> news:4738D144.F04A4DFF@yahoo.com...

>>> Do snip
>>> anything in quotes that is not relevant to your reply, which
>>> especially includes sigs. Sigs are everything following the "-- "
>>> sig marker.

>> The first or the last?

>
> Thats like saying, "which null is the end of the string, the first or
> the last ?".
>
> Axiomatically there /is/ only one sig marker. Everything after that is
> not part of the message.