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Programming in C
A Complete, Easy-to-understand introduction to the C Programming Language for the novice and experienced programmer alike. Contains over 90 program examples and covers all the latest language features.
Here's a practical sourcebook that shows you everything you need to know about programming in the C language. Whether you're a novice or an experienced programmer, this highly informative manual will provide you with a crystal-clear understanding of this Bell Laboratories programming language, which is rapidly becoming the language of choice for advanced 16-bit microcomputers.
Logically organized and written with an emphasis on clarity, it includes more than 90 sample C programs complete with detailed, step-by-step explanations of all the procedures, involved. With speed and ease, you'll learn how to handle all the C essentials such as program looping, decision-making, arrays, functions, structures, character strings, operation on bits, and working with larger programs.
In addition, you'll find thorough explanations of all the most recently added language features, a comprehensive summary of the language, a list of commonly made programming mistakes, and the calling sequences for many of the functions in the UNIX Standard C Library. There are even test exercises at the end of the chapters, making the text ideally suited for classroom use.
Introduction
Some Fundamentals
Writing a Program in C
Variables, Constants, Data Types, and Arithmetic Expressions
Program Looping
Making Decisions
Arrays
Functions
Structures
Character Strings
Pointers
Operations on Bits
The Preprocessor
More on Data Types
Working with Larger Programs
Input and Output
Miscellaneous Features and Advanced Topics
Appendix A Language Summary
Appendix B Common Programming Mistakes
Appendix C The UNIX C Library
Appendix D Compiling Programs under UNIX
Appendix E The Program LINT
Appendix F The ASCII Character Set
Index
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