C for Business Programming
Published on 6. December 1995
Book
Paperback/Softback
545 pages
978-0-13-482282-2 (ISBN)
Description
Appropriate for an undergraduate programming course in Business and Information Systems.
One of the only texts of its kind to focus soley on business applications, this comprehensive introduction to ANSI C programming is geared for students with little programming experience. Sensibly organized, it explains concepts in a clear, understandable language supported by many fully worked-out examples; highlights important definitions, concepts, and rules; and illustrates key ideas in over 70 complete example programs.
One of the only texts of its kind to focus soley on business applications, this comprehensive introduction to ANSI C programming is geared for students with little programming experience. Sensibly organized, it explains concepts in a clear, understandable language supported by many fully worked-out examples; highlights important definitions, concepts, and rules; and illustrates key ideas in over 70 complete example programs.
More details
Language
English
Place of publication
United States
Publishing group
Pearson Education (US)
Target group
College/higher education
Dimensions
Height: 232 mm
Width: 176 mm
Thickness: 18 mm
Weight
780 gr
ISBN-13
978-0-13-482282-2 (9780134822822)
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Schweitzer Classification
Content
1. Introduction to C.
2. Integers.
3. Real Numbers.
4. More Arithmetic Operators.
5. Indefinite Iteration.
6. Definite Iteration.
7. Program Control: Decision making with if.
8. Complex Decisions.
9. Functions.
10. Modular Design Using Functions.
11. Arrays.
12. Pointers and Strings.
13. Pointers, Arrays, and Functions.
14. User-Defined Data Types and Structures.
15. File Processing in C.
Appendix A. Computers, Data, and Program Development.
Appendix B. Program Control.
Appendix C. The Functions printf() and scanf().
Appendix D. C Keywords and Library Functions.
Index.
2. Integers.
3. Real Numbers.
4. More Arithmetic Operators.
5. Indefinite Iteration.
6. Definite Iteration.
7. Program Control: Decision making with if.
8. Complex Decisions.
9. Functions.
10. Modular Design Using Functions.
11. Arrays.
12. Pointers and Strings.
13. Pointers, Arrays, and Functions.
14. User-Defined Data Types and Structures.
15. File Processing in C.
Appendix A. Computers, Data, and Program Development.
Appendix B. Program Control.
Appendix C. The Functions printf() and scanf().
Appendix D. C Keywords and Library Functions.
Index.