C by Dissection: The Essentials of C ProgrammingThis significantly revised edition has been carefully designed to meet the needs of readers new to C. The reader moves easily through the fundamentals of C and on to its latest applications by means of a time-tested explanatory tool called dissection, first developed by the authors in 1984. Dissection, a pedagogical method similar to a structured, step-by-step walk-through, explains new programming elements and idioms as they are encountered in working code. Right from the start, the authors introduce the reader to complete programs, and at an early point in the text the reader learns to write functions, an important feature of structured programming. Highlights of the new edition
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Contents
Writing an ANSI C Program | 1 |
Lexical Elements Operators and the C System | 47 |
Flow of Control | 87 |
Copyright | |
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allocated allows ANSI argument array assigned associated base beginning bits body bytes causes Chapter char character command compiler compute Consider const constant contains conversion corresponding create define definition double effect elements environment equivalent error example executed exercise explain expression float format function function call function prototype given header file identifier illustrate include stdio.h initialized input integer invoked letter loop machine macro memory NULL object occurs operator output parameter passed pointed pointer preprocessor printed problem recursive represent scanf screen specified standard statement storage stored stream string struct structure style Suppose takes tion typically unsigned variable void write written zero