C programming /
by Manmohan Singh and 3 others
- 204 pages: illustrations; 20 cm
Includes bibliographic references and index.
Chapter 1: About C 1.1. Evolution of C 1.2. Programming Languages: an Overview 1.3. Structure of a C Program 1.4. Compiling a C Program 1.5. Compiler and Interpreters 1.6. Building Logic Through Pseudocodes 1.7. A Simple C Program 1.8. Character Set In C 1.9. Keywords in C 1.10. Hierarchy of Operators 1.11. Do's and Don'ts 1.12. Summary Chapter 2: Data Types and Operators 2.1. Basic Data Types 2.2. Qualifiers used with Basic Data Types 2.3. The Variables in C 2.4. Type Declaration 2.5. Output Function 2.6. The Input Function and Format Specifiers
This book serves as a comprehensive guide to mastering C programming, catering to both beginners and experienced developers. It emphasizes the significance of C as a foundational language in the development of operating systems, applications, and embedded systems. The authors adopt a practical approach, offering numerous examples, exercises, and projects to enhance understanding and creativity. It aims to provide readers with a solid grounding in C, facilitating success in various programming fields such as system programming, game development, and web applications. The book is authored by seasoned educators with extensive experience in computer science and engineering
C (Computer program language) System programming Embedded systems Software development