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C for Dummies_2nd edition_2004
beginning-programming-for-dummies-4th-ed-2007 Beginning_C_from_novoice_to_profissional2006_4th_ed
c advanced
c tutorial

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C for Dummies 2nd edition 2004































Publisher: For Dummies
Number Of Pages: 408
Publication Date: 2004-05-07
Sales Rank: 114573
ISBN / ASIN: 0764570684
EAN: 9780764570681
Contents at a glance:

Introduction .................................................................1
Part I: Introduction to C Programming............................7
Chapter 1: Up from the Primordial C ...............................................................................9
Chapter 2: C of Sorrow, C of Woe....................................................................................19
Chapter 3: C Straight........................................................................................................29
Chapter 4: C What I/O ......................................................................................................39
Chapter 5: To C or Not to C .............................................................................................55
Chapter 6: C More I/O with gets() and puts()..........................................................65
Part II:
Run and Scream from Variables and Math ........73
Chapter 7: A + B = C..........................................................................................................75
Chapter 8: Charting Unknown Cs with Variables .........................................................93
Chapter 9: How to C Numbers ......................................................................................107
Chapter 10: Cook That C Variable Charred, Please....................................................121
Part III:
Giving Your Programs the Ability to Run Amok ............................................................131
Chapter 11: C More Math and the Sacred Order of Precedence ..............................133
Chapter 12: C the Mighty if Command.......................................................................147
Chapter 13: What If C==C? .............................................................................................165
Chapter 14: Iffy C Logic..................................................................................................175
Chapter 15: C You Again ................................................................................................185
Chapter 16: C the Loop, C the Loop++.........................................................................201
Chapter 17: C You in a While Loop...............................................................................215
Chapter 18: Do C While You Sleep................................................................................225
Chapter 19: Switch Case, or, From ‘C’ to Shining ‘c’...................................................239
Part IV:
C Level ........................................................251
Chapter 20: Writing That First Function......................................................................253
Chapter 21: Contending with Variables in Functions.................................................265
Chapter 22: Functions That Actually Funct ................................................................275
Chapter 23: The Stuff That Comes First ......................................................................293
Chapter 24: The printf() Chapter .............................................................................305
Chapter 25: Math Madness!...........................................................................................313
Chapter 26: The Old Random-Number Function........................................................325
Part V:
Part of Tens ..................................................337
Chapter 27: Ten More Things You Need to Know about the C Language................339
Chapter 28: Ten Tips for the Budding Programmer...................................................347
Chapter 29: Ten Ways to Solve Your Own Programming Problems .........................353
Appendix A:
The Stuff You Need to Know before You Read All the Other Stuff in This Book.........................359 Appendix B:
ASCII Table ...........................................371
Index .......................................................................377


beginning programming for dummies 4th ed 2007






























Publisher: For Dummies
Number Of Pages: 384
Publication Date: 2006-11-06
Sales Rank: 31918
ISBN / ASIN: 0470088702
EAN: 9780470088708

Beginning C from novice to professional 2006 4th ed





























Publisher: Apress
Number Of Pages: 640
Publication Date: 2006-10-19
Sales Rank: 323051
ISBN / ASIN: 1590597354
EAN: 9781590597354


Table of contents

	Introduction
	Cheat Sheet
	Part I - Programming a Computer
	Part Overview
	Chapter 1	-	Learning Computer Programming for the First Time
	Chapter 2	-	All About Programming Languages
	Chapter 3	-	How to Write a Program
	Chapter 4	-	The Tools of a Computer Programmer
	Part II - The Building Blocks of Programming
	Part Overview
	Chapter 5	-	Getting Started
	Chapter 6	-	The Structure of a Computer Program
	Chapter 7	-	Variables, Constants, and Comments
	Chapter 8	-	Crunching Numbers and Playing with Strings
	Chapter 9	-	Making Decisions with Branching Statements
	Chapter 10	-	Repeating Yourself with Loops
	Chapter 11	-	Dividing a Program into Subprograms
	Chapter 12	-	Storing Stuff in Arrays
	Chapter 13	-	Playing with Object-Oriented Programming
	Part III - Advanced Programming Topics
	Part Overview
	Chapter 14	-	Sorting and Searching Algorithms
	Chapter 15	-	Debugging Programs
	Chapter 16	-	Optimizing Your Code
	Chapter 17	-	Creating a User Interface
	Part IV - Internet Programming
	Part Overview
	Chapter 18	-	Playing with HTML
	Chapter 19	-	Making Interactive Web Pages with JavaScript
	Chapter 20	-	Using Java Applets on Web Pages
	Part V - The Part of Tens
	Part Overview
	Chapter 21	-	Ten Additional Programming Resources
	Chapter 22	-	Ten Cool Programming Careers
	Appendix A	-	Common Loop and Branching Structures
	Appendix B	-	Free Language Compilers and Interpreters
	Appendix C	-	Common Programming Terms
	Appendix D	-	Installing the CD Compilers
	Index
	List of Figures
	List of Tables
	List of Listings
	List of Sidebars

c tutorial

programming with

lcc-win32

by
Jacob Navia and Friedrich Dominicus


c advanced

Advanced programming with

lcc-win32

by
Jacob Navia and Friedrich Dominicus


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