). I have just recently bought two programming books that are kind of accomplishing what I want but they both assume you already know C of which I know nothing about really, except for the fact that you have to deal with the memory allocation unlike Java (I am not saying that is a bading thing 
).
. If anyone here could direct me to a good website and or book that would teach me both that would be HIGHLY appreciated 
. Thank you so much!|
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