Here are solutions to exercises from The C Programming Language, 2nd Edition. If memory serves I wrote these back in high school, and it was my introduction to "real" programming. They're a bit rocky, but if you're learning to program you might find these useful. Another good resource is The C Answer Book, which augments the solutions with detailed explanations. I believe I referenced that for a couple of the exercises, but I can't remember which and I don't have a copy anymore.

Peter Bessman, 3/23/2026
peter@bessman.co

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