• Title: Learning C with Pebble
• Author(s) Mike Jipping
• Publisher: GitBooks
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• eBook: HTML
• Language: English
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Book Description

The book is a textbook: it teaches how to program using the C programming language. But it is very unique among textbooks - a lot different than most books you will encounter. The first difference you will see is how you got here: it's published online in open source format. It comes with Project Exercises at the end of each chapter.

This book has "project" exercises: complete Pebble smartwatch applications that give you code to start, ask you to make changes, and give you a solution so you can compare your answer to others.

• Mike Jipping is a professor of Computer Science at Hope College in Holland, Michigan, USA.

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