Solve your C programming problems with practical and informative recipes. This book covers various aspects of C programming including the fundamentals of C, operators and expressions, control statements, recursion, and user-defined functions. Each chapter contains a series of recipes that you can easily reference to quickly find the answers you are looking for. C Recipes also contains recipes and solutions for problems in memory management, arrays, standard input and output, structures and unions, pointers, self-referential structures, data files, pre-processor directives, and library…mehr
Solve your C programming problems with practical and informative recipes. This book covers various aspects of C programming including the fundamentals of C, operators and expressions, control statements, recursion, and user-defined functions. Each chapter contains a series of recipes that you can easily reference to quickly find the answers you are looking for.
C Recipes also contains recipes and solutions for problems in memory management, arrays, standard input and output, structures and unions, pointers, self-referential structures, data files, pre-processor directives, and library functions.
What You Will Learn
Master operators and expressions
Write user-defined functions
Work with structures and unions
Use pointers
Define self referential structures
Leverage library functions
Who This Book Is For Those with some experience in C programming.
Shirish Chavan is a writer, a teacher, a software consultant, a scientist, and an orator. He did M.Sc. in Theoretical Physics from Shivaji University, Kolhapur in 1982. He has been teaching Physics and Computer Science in various colleges since past thirty years. As an orator he has delivered hundreds of speeches on various subjects. As a scientist, he is having one discovery and two inventions to his credit. As a writer his eight books are published by reputed publishers and three of them were bestsellers in India for a limited period.
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Chapter 1: Welcome to C Chapter Goal: To teach the basics of computer programming and to develop the first program in C. No of pages: 20 Sub - Topics - Brief History of C - Programs, Software, and Operating System - Machine Language and Assembly Language - Procedural Languages - Object-Oriented Languages - Terminology in Computers - Actual Machine and Virtual Machine - Compiled and Interpreted Languages - Our Very First C Program - Next Couple of Programs - C is Free Form Language - Escape Sequences - Salient Features of C - Compile-Time and Run-Time Environments Chapter 2: Fundamentals of C Chapter Goal: To teach the fundamentals of C. No of pages: 35 Sub - Topics - C Character Set - Keywords - Tokens - User-Defined Identifiers - Variables and Function printf ( ) - Basic, Primary, or Fundamental Data Types - Hexadecimal, Decimal, Octal, and Binary Systems of Numbers - Basic or Primary Constants - Using Variables - Chain of Assignmets - Symbolic Constants - Interactive Programs - Implicit and Explicit Type Conversion - Operator sizeof Chapter 3: Operators and Expressions Chapter Goal: To teach the use of operators and expressions in C programming. No of pages : 35 Sub - Topics: - Operators - Arithmetic Operators - Precedence (Priority) and Associativity of Operators - Relational and Equality Operators - Logical Operators - Increment and Decrement Operators - Bitwise Operators - Assignment Operators - Ternary Operator ? : - Concept of Computer-Control and Flowchart - Activity Diagrams - Program Design Language (PDL) - Expressions and Statements - Data Type Enumeration Chapter 4: Control Statements Chapter Goal: To teach the use of control statements in C programming. No of pages: 35 Sub - Topics: - Types of Statements - Classification of Control Statements - Selection Statement if-else - Nested if-else Statements - else-if Ladder - Labels and goto Statement - Selection Statement switch - Iteration Statement while - Using continue Statement - Using break Statement - Beware of Infinite Loops - Iteration Statement do-while - Iteration Statement for - Nesting of Loops - Computing Area and Perimeter of Circle - Simple Programs Chapter 5: User-Defined Functions Chapter Goal: To teach the use of User-Defined Functions in C programming. No of pages: 35 Sub - Topics: - What is this Function? - Using Function Prototype - Experimenting with Functions - Function Returning a Value - Passing Arguments by Value - A Short Introduction to Pointers - Passing the Arguments by Reference or Passing the Pointers - Chain of Function-Calls - Using return Statement - Recursion - Creating a Multi-File Program - Storage Classes - Storage Classes and Functions Chapter 6: Arrays Chapter Goal: To teach the use of arrays in C programming. No of pages: 35 Sub - Topics: - Derived Types - Welcome to Arrays - One Dimensional Arrays - One-Dimensional Array and String Constants - Bounds Checking - Passing Array to Function as Argument - Multi-Dimensional Arrays - Arrays and Memory Chapter 7: Standard Input and Output Chapter Goal: To teach how to handle input and output in C. No of pages: 35 Sub - Topics: - Primer - Function getchar ( ) - Function putchar ( ) - Function gets ( ) - Function puts ( ) - Function scanf ( ) for Input from Keyboard - Function printf ( ) for Output to Monitor Chapter 8: Structures and Unions Chapter Goal: To teach the use of structures and unions in C. No of pages: 35 Sub - Topics: - Welcome to Structures - Nesting of Structures - Array of Structures - Pointers to Strctures - Structures and Functions - Using typedef to Create Aliases for Types - Unions - Bit-Fields Chapter 9: Pointers Chapter Goal: To teach the use of pointers in C. No of pages: 35 Sub - Topics: - Pointers and One-Dimensional Arrays - Scaling in Pointer Arithmetic - Valid Pointer Operations - Pointers and Strings - Pointers and Two-Dimensional Arrays - Pointer to an Array - Two-Dimensional Arrays Revisited - Array of Pointers - Two-Dimensional Cha
Chapter 1: Welcome to C Chapter Goal: To teach the basics of computer programming and to develop the first program in C. No of pages: 20 Sub - Topics - Brief History of C - Programs, Software, and Operating System - Machine Language and Assembly Language - Procedural Languages - Object-Oriented Languages - Terminology in Computers - Actual Machine and Virtual Machine - Compiled and Interpreted Languages - Our Very First C Program - Next Couple of Programs - C is Free Form Language - Escape Sequences - Salient Features of C - Compile-Time and Run-Time Environments Chapter 2: Fundamentals of C Chapter Goal: To teach the fundamentals of C. No of pages: 35 Sub - Topics - C Character Set - Keywords - Tokens - User-Defined Identifiers - Variables and Function printf ( ) - Basic, Primary, or Fundamental Data Types - Hexadecimal, Decimal, Octal, and Binary Systems of Numbers - Basic or Primary Constants - Using Variables - Chain of Assignmets - Symbolic Constants - Interactive Programs - Implicit and Explicit Type Conversion - Operator sizeof Chapter 3: Operators and Expressions Chapter Goal: To teach the use of operators and expressions in C programming. No of pages : 35 Sub - Topics: - Operators - Arithmetic Operators - Precedence (Priority) and Associativity of Operators - Relational and Equality Operators - Logical Operators - Increment and Decrement Operators - Bitwise Operators - Assignment Operators - Ternary Operator ? : - Concept of Computer-Control and Flowchart - Activity Diagrams - Program Design Language (PDL) - Expressions and Statements - Data Type Enumeration Chapter 4: Control Statements Chapter Goal: To teach the use of control statements in C programming. No of pages: 35 Sub - Topics: - Types of Statements - Classification of Control Statements - Selection Statement if-else - Nested if-else Statements - else-if Ladder - Labels and goto Statement - Selection Statement switch - Iteration Statement while - Using continue Statement - Using break Statement - Beware of Infinite Loops - Iteration Statement do-while - Iteration Statement for - Nesting of Loops - Computing Area and Perimeter of Circle - Simple Programs Chapter 5: User-Defined Functions Chapter Goal: To teach the use of User-Defined Functions in C programming. No of pages: 35 Sub - Topics: - What is this Function? - Using Function Prototype - Experimenting with Functions - Function Returning a Value - Passing Arguments by Value - A Short Introduction to Pointers - Passing the Arguments by Reference or Passing the Pointers - Chain of Function-Calls - Using return Statement - Recursion - Creating a Multi-File Program - Storage Classes - Storage Classes and Functions Chapter 6: Arrays Chapter Goal: To teach the use of arrays in C programming. No of pages: 35 Sub - Topics: - Derived Types - Welcome to Arrays - One Dimensional Arrays - One-Dimensional Array and String Constants - Bounds Checking - Passing Array to Function as Argument - Multi-Dimensional Arrays - Arrays and Memory Chapter 7: Standard Input and Output Chapter Goal: To teach how to handle input and output in C. No of pages: 35 Sub - Topics: - Primer - Function getchar ( ) - Function putchar ( ) - Function gets ( ) - Function puts ( ) - Function scanf ( ) for Input from Keyboard - Function printf ( ) for Output to Monitor Chapter 8: Structures and Unions Chapter Goal: To teach the use of structures and unions in C. No of pages: 35 Sub - Topics: - Welcome to Structures - Nesting of Structures - Array of Structures - Pointers to Strctures - Structures and Functions - Using typedef to Create Aliases for Types - Unions - Bit-Fields Chapter 9: Pointers Chapter Goal: To teach the use of pointers in C. No of pages: 35 Sub - Topics: - Pointers and One-Dimensional Arrays - Scaling in Pointer Arithmetic - Valid Pointer Operations - Pointers and Strings - Pointers and Two-Dimensional Arrays - Pointer to an Array - Two-Dimensional Arrays Revisited - Array of Pointers - Two-Dimensional Cha
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"This volume provides an interesting supplemental resource for those who are interested in using the C programming language. ... Abundant illustrations and a thorough glossary enhance this book's utility to students. Summing Up: Recommended. Lower-division undergraduates and general readers." (F. H. Wild III, Choice, Vol. 55 (9), May, 2018)
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