C Programming Language Essentials
Published on 1. January 2013
147 pages
978-0-7386-7195-6 (ISBN)
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REA's Essentials provide quick and easy access to critical information in a variety of different fields, ranging from the most basic to the most advanced. As its name implies, these concise, comprehensive study guides summarize the essentials of the field covered. Essentials are helpful when preparing for exams, doing homework and will remain a lasting reference source for students, teachers, and professionals. C Programming Language discusses fundamental notions, data types and objects, expressions, statements, declarations, function and program structure, the preprocessor, and the standard library.
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Ernest C. Ackermann
C Programming Language
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12/1989
Research & Education Association,U.S.
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Content
- Intro
- These "Little Books" have rescued lots of grades and more!
- Title Page
- Copyright Page
- WHAT "THE ESSENTIALS" WILL DO FOR YOU
- Table of Contents
- CHAPTER 1 - FUNDAMENTAL NOTIONS
- 1.1 A C SOURCE PROGRAM
- 1.2 TOKENS, COMMENTS, AND WHITESPACE
- 1.3 IDENTIFIERS
- 1.4 KEYWORDS
- 1.5 OPERATORS AND SEPARATORS
- 1.6 CONSTANTS
- CHAPTER 2 - DATA TYPES AND DATA OBJECTS: SPECIFICATION AND REPRESENTATION
- 2.1 THE VOID TYPE
- 2.2 ARITHMETIC TYPES
- 2.3 DERIVED TYPES
- 2.4 CONVERSIONS FROM ONE TYPE TO ANOTHER
- CHAPTER 3 - EXPRESSIONS
- 3.1 EXPRESSION DEFINITIONS
- 3.2 PRECEDENCE AND ASSOCIATIVITY OF OPERATORS
- 3.3 PRIMARY EXPRESSIONS
- 3.4 POSTFIX EXPRESSIONS
- 3.5 UNARY EXPRESSIONS
- 3.6 CAST EXPRESSIONS
- 3.7 MULTIPLICATIVE EXPRESSIONS
- 3.8 ADDITIVE EXPRESSIONS
- 3.9 BITWISE SHIFT EXPRESSIONS
- 3.10 RELATIONAL EXPRESSIONS
- 3.11 EQUALITY EXPRESSIONS
- 3.12 BITWISE AND EXPRESSIONS
- 3.13 Bitwise exclusive OR EXPRESSIONS
- 3.14 Bitwise OR EXPRESSIONS
- 3.15 LOGICAL AND (&&) and OR (| |) EXPRESSIONS
- 3.16 CONDITIONAL EXPRESSIONS
- 3.17 ASSIGNMENT EXPRESSIONS
- 3.18 COMMA EXPRESSIONS
- 3.19 CONSTANT EXPRESSIONS
- CHAPTER 4 - STATEMENTS
- 4.1 EXPRESSION STATEMENTS
- 4.2 COMPOUND STATEMENTS
- 4.3 SELECTION STATEMENTS
- 4.4 ITERATIVE STATEMENTS
- 4.5 TRANSFER OF FLOW OF CONTROL STATEMENTS
- 4.6 NULL STATEMENT
- CHAPTER 5 - DECLARATIONS
- 5.1 USE OF IDENTIFIERS
- 5.2 THE FORMAT AND TERMINOLOGY OF DECLARATIONS
- 5.3 STORAGE CLASS SPECIFIERS
- 5.4 TYPE QUALIFIERS
- 5.5 TYPE SPECIFIERS
- 5.6 DECLARATORS
- 5.7 INITIALIZERS
- 5.8 TYPE NAMES
- CHAPTER 6 - FUNCTION AND PROGRAM STRUCTURE
- 6.1 FUNCTION DECLARATION AND DEFINITION
- 6.2 FUNCTION ARGUMENTS AND PARAMETERS
- 6.3 RETURN VALUES
- 6.4 EXECUTION OF FUNCTIONS
- 6.5 RECURSION
- 6.6 PROGRAM PARAMETERS-COMMAND LINE ARGUMENTS
- 6.7 PROGRAM STATUS
- 6.8 FLOW OF CONTROL
- CHAPTER 7 - THE PREPROCESSOR
- 7.1 TRANSLATION PHASES
- 7.2 MACRO DEFINITION AND EXPANSION
- 7.3 FILE INCLUSION
- 7.4 CONDITIONAL COMPILATION
- 7.5 OTHER DIRECTIVES
- 7.6 PREDEFINED NAMES
- CHAPTER 8 - THE STANDARD LIBRARY
- 8.1 INPUT/OUTPUT &stdio.h&
- 8.2 MATHEMATICAL FUNCTIONS &math.h&
- 8.3 CHARACTER CLASS TESTS &ctype.h&
- 8.4 STRING FUNCTIONS &string.h&
- 8.5 UTILITY FUNCTIONS &stdlib.h&
- 8.6 DIAGNOSTICS &assert.h&
- 8.7 VARIABLE ARGUMENT LISTS &stdarg.h&
- 8.8 NON-LOCAL JUMPS &setjmp.h&
- 8.9 SIGNALS &signal.h&
- 8.10 DATE AND TIME FUNCTIONS &time.h&
- 8.11 IMPLEMENTATION-DEFINED LIMITS &limits.h& AND &float.h&
- 8.12 LOCATION-SPECIFIC INFORMATION &locale.h&
