Programming in C.

This practical text begins with a review of structured programming principles and information on the history and strengths of "C" before moving on to specific commands and functions. It is filled with applications and case studies in areas as diverse as business, engineering and computer science. Graded problems, with increasingly difficult levels, appear in every chapter. Since students learning C have diverse backgrounds, examples (confroming with the new ANSI standard) are provided from a broad range of disciplines. For more advanced students there is a complete appendix on the UNIX operating system. disciplines and each chapter includes an introduction, key terms, extensive examples, summary, review questions and exercises. This book should be of interest to degree and diploma students on courses in C programming language and as a supplement for courses in the UNIX Operating System.