Recently, I finished reading K&R with its, almost all, exercises and examples. I was planning to move to \"Accelerated C++\" that I came across Axel Schreiner\'s book OO
It can be, but without the destruction-time function-calls provided by other OOP languages, it's not that useful. In addition, if you need OOP, there's always C++, where your code is virtually instantly portable to it.