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Informationen zum Autor Pradip Dey, currently a faculty member at the RCC Institute of Information Technology, Kolkata, has over 15 years of teaching experience and about 24 years of industry experience. Manas Ghosh, also working at the RCC Institute of Information Technology, Kolkata, has over 13 years experience of teaching and development in information technology. Klappentext Programming in C 2e is designed to serve as a textbook for students of engineering (BE/B Tech), computer applications (BCA/MCA), and computer science (B Sc) for an introductory course on programming in C. It provides a thorough understanding of the fundamentals of C and its applications. This will help readers to learn the art of writing programs in C. Zusammenfassung Beginning with the basic concept of programming, the book gives an exhaustive coverage of arrays, strings, functions, pointers, and data structures. Separate chapters on linked lists and stacks, queues, and trees, with their implementation in C, have been provided to simplify the learning of complex concepts. Some advanced features of C such as memory models, command-line arguments, and bitwise operators have also been included. Case studies demonstrating the use of C in solving mathematical as well as real-life problems have also been presented. This edition also highlights C99 features wherever relevant in the text. The book is easy-to-understand and student-friendly with plenty of programs complete with source codes, sample outputs, and test cases. Readers will find this book an excellent companion for self-study owing to its numerous examples, review questions, and programming exercises. Inhaltsverzeichnis 1.1 Programs and Programming 1.1.1 System Software 1.1.2 Application Software 1.2 Programming Languages 1.2.1 System Programming Languages 1.2.2 Application Programming Languages 1.2.3 Low-level Languages 1.2.4 High-level Languages 1.3 Compiler, Interpreter, Loader, and Linker 1.3.1 Compiling and Executing High-level Language Programs 1.3.2 Linker 1.3.3 Loader 1.3.4 Linking Loader and Linkage Editor 1.4 Program Execution 1.5 Fourth Generation Languages 1.6 Fifth Generation Languages 1.7 Classification of Programming Languages 1.7.1 Procedural Languages 1.7.2 Problem-oriented Languages 1.7.3 Non-procedural Languages 1.8 Structured Programming Concept 1.8.1 Top-Down Analysis 1.8.2 Modular Programming 1.8.3 Structured Code 1.8.4 The Process of Programming 1.9 Algorithms 1.9.1 What is an Algorithm? 1.9.2 Different Ways of Stating Algorithms 1.9.3 The Key Features of an Algorithm and the Step Form 1.9.4 What are Variables? 1.9.5 Subroutines 1.9.6 A Strategy for Designing Algorithms 1.9.7 Tracing an algorithm to Depict Logic 1.9.8 Specification for converting algorithms into programs 2.1. Introduction 2.1.1. Why Learn C? 2.1.2 The Future of C 2.2. Standardizations of C Language 2.3. Developing Programs In C 2.4. A Simple C Program 2.5. Parts Of C Program Revisited 2.6. Structure Of A C Program 2.7. Concept Of A Variable 2.8. Datatypes In C 2.9. Program Statement 2.10. Declaration 2.11. How does the computer store things in memory? 2.11.1. How Integers Are Stored? 2.11.2. How Floats And Doubles Are Stored? 2.12. Token 2.12. 1. Identifier 2.12.2. Keywords 2.12.3. Constant 2.12.3. Assignment 2.12.4. Initialization 2.12.5. Operators and Expressions 2.12.6. Expression Evaluation - Precedence and Associativity 2.13. Expressions Revisited 2.14. Lvalues And Rvalues 2.15. Type Conversion In C 2.16 Working With Complex Numbers 3.1 Introduction 3.2 Basic Screen and keyboard I/O in C 3.3 Non-formatted Input and Output 3.3.1 Single Character Input and Output 3...
