A to Z of C
This is one of the cheapest and best C/DOS programming book to Indian intellectuals who cannot afford to buy costlier books. Topics covered includes: Birth of C, Coding Style, ANSI C - Prelude, main( ) and Mistakes, Undefined, The Magic XOR, DOS Programming, Advanced Graphics Programming, Advanced Programming, Game Programming, Mathematics and C, Algorithms and C, Illegal Codes, Smart Dictionary.
Author(s): K. Joseph Wesley and R. Rajesh Jeba Anbiah
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This note assumes a basic understanding of the principles of programming. Topics covered includes: Writing, compiling, and debugging C programs, Hello world,Variables and datatypes, operators, Control flow, Functions and modular programming, User-defined datatypes, structs, unions, bitfields, Memory allocation. Linked lists, binary trees, Pointers to pointers, oid and function pointers, Hash tables.
Author(s): Daniel Weller and Sharat Chikkerur
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This page covers the following topics related to C Programming :Hello, World!, Variables and Statements, Functions, Pointers—Cower In Fear!, Arrays, Strings, Structs, File Input/Output, Pointers II: Arithmetic, Manual Memory Allocation, Scope, Way More Types!, Conversions, Qualifiers and Specifiers, Multifile Projects, The Outside Environment, The C Preprocessor, structs, Characters and Strings, Enumerated Types: enum, Pointers, Bitwise Operations, Variadic Functions, Locale and Internationalization, Unicode, Wide Characters, and All That, Exiting a Program, Signal Handling, Variable-Length Arrays (VLAs), goto, Compound Literals and Generic Selections, Arrays, Long Jumps with setjmp, longjmp, Incomplete Types, Complex Numbers, Fixed Width Integer Types, Date and Time Functionality, Multithreading, Atomics, Function Specifiers, Alignment, Specifiers/Operators.
Author(s): Brian Beej Jorgensen Hall
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C Programming by Vardhaman College of Engineering
C is a programming language developed at AT and Ts Bell Laboratories of USA in 1972. It was designed and written by Dennis Ritche. Dennis Ritchie is known as the founder of C language. It was developed to overcome the problems of previous languages such as B, BCPL etc. The contents include: Computer systems, Computer Languages, Creating and Running Programs, Algorithm, What is C, Tokens, Data Types, Variables, Type Conversions, Statements, Arrays, Strings, Functions, Structures, Unions, Enumerations and Typedef, File.
Author(s): Department of Information Technology, Vardhaman College of Engineering
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This note explains the following topics: digital computers, introduction to programming variables, assignments, expressions, input/output, conditionals and branching, iteration, functions, recursion, arrays, Pointers, character strings, time and space requirements, searching and sorting, structures, introduction to data-procedure encapsulation, dynamic allocation, linked structures, Data structures stacks and queues.
Author(s): Goutam Biswa
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This note is an introduction to the C programming language and programming in the Unix environment. Topics covered includes: The syntax of the C language, Use of common libraries for C programming, A general overview of Unix, Makefiles and the gcc compiler, Write programs in C, Utilize the Unix environment and Use common C libraries.
Author(s): Andrew Christlieb
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Programming in C by Bharat Kinariwala
This book is intended to be a first text in programming in general with emphasis on the C language. It is meant for students with little or no previous programming experience. Topics covered includes: Computer System Organization, Organization of C Programs, Testing the Program, Input Reading Data, Designing Programs Top Down, Processing Character Data, Numeric Data Types and Expression Evaluation, Arrays, Functions and Files, Sorting and Searching, String Processing, Two Dimensional Arrays, Structures and Unions, File Input and Output, Storage Class and Scope, Engineering Programming Examples.
Author(s): Bharat Kinariwala and Tep Dobry
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This course note is an introduction to programming in C. Students with little or no programming background will learn the syntax and semantics of the C language and at the end they can design, implement and test C programs.
Author(s): Michigan State University
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Rationale for American National Standard for Information Systems Programming Language C
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Incompatibilities between ISO C and ISO C++
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