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C Language Tutorial

This tutorial teaches the entire C programming language. It is composed of 13 chapters which should be studied in order since topics are introduced in a logical order and build upon topics introduced in previous chapters. Topics covered includes: What is C and why study it, Program Structure, Program Control, Assignment and Logical Compare, Functions, Variables and Prototyping, The C Preprocessor, Strings and Arrays, Pointers, Standard Input or Output, File Input or Output, Structures, Dynamic Allocation, Character and Bit Manipulation.

Author(s): Gordon Dodrill

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