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I am stuck in the a programming book 'The Art and Science of C', this book uses custom libraries, like graphics.h. I've tried many ways to find the libraries, I also connected to the Addison-Wesley FTP site mentioned in the appendix of the book, but it doesn't work. Anyone know where to get this libraries?

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That book was published in 1995. While the basic C concepts should still be valid, any OS-specific or compiler-specific stuff will likely be quite out of date. (Similarly, the book's FTP site is likely long gone.) According to this link, it looks like graphics.h was part of an old Borland DOS compiler:

graphics.h is a very old library for doing graphics in DOS with Borland C++ 3.x. It's not supported under Windows, and the compiler isn't supported either.

You might try to find an old copy of Borland somewhere (and perhaps a VM in which to run it), or perhaps, find a newer C book.