COMPUTER SYSTEM AND PROGRAMMING IN C

This book doesn't assume any programming background. It begins with the basics and steadily builds the pace so that the reader finds it easy to handle advanced topics towards the end of the book. Each chapter contains:--Lucid explanation of the concept -Well though-out, fully working programming examples -End-of-chapter exercises that would help you practise the skills learned in the chapter.CONTENTSFundaments of ComputersProgramming BasicsDigital ComputersProblem Solving ApproachesBasic OperationsAlgorithmsFunctional ComponentsFlowchartsNumbering SystemsTypes of LanguagesBinary ArithmeticAssembler, Compiler, Linker, LoaderFundamentals of C ProgrammingBuilding Blocks of C ProgrammingStructure of a C ProgramDecision Control InstructionWriting & Executing ProgramsLoop Control InstructionStandard I/O OperationsCase Control InstructionFundamental Data TypesBreak & Continue KeywordsStorage ClassesFunctionsTypes of OperatorsParameter PassingTypes of ExpressionsRecursive FunctionsArrays & Other Data TypesPointers and Their UsageArray Notation & representationIntroduction to PointersManipulating Array ElementsTypes of PointersMulti-dimensional ArraysFile PointersStructuresFile OperationsUnionsCommand-line ArgumentsEnumsPreprocessor Directives