Titlebook: Beginning C; Ivor Horton Book 20043rd edition Apress 2004 C programming language.C++ programming language.Strings.Turing.development.langu

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First Steps in Programming,. to create programs that allow your computer to really interact with the outside world. You don’t just want programs that work as glorified typewriters, displaying fixed information that you included in the program code, and indeed there’s a whole world of programming that goes beyond that.

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Loops,. how to compare items and base your decisions on the result. You were able to choose how the computer reacted based on the input to a program. In this chapter you’ll learn how you can repeat a block of statements until some condition is met. This is called a ..

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Supporting Facilities,. C language, as well as the important library functions. You should be reasonably confident in programming all aspects of the language. If you aren’t, that’s simply because you need more practice. Once you’ve learned the elements of the language, competence comes down to practice, practice, practice.

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Making Decisions, can build into them. You’ll add one of the most powerful programming tools to your inventory: the ability to compare the values of expressions and, based on the outcome, choose to execute one set of statements or another.

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Applications with Strings and Text,dge of arrays by exploring how you can use arrays of characters. You’ll frequently have a need to work with a text string as a single entity. As you’ll see, C doesn’t provide you with a string data type, as some other languages do. Instead, C uses an array of elements of type char to store a string.

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More on Functions,ions can be used and manipulated; in particular, you’ll investigate how you can access a function through a pointer. You’ll also be working with some more flexible methods of communicating between functions.

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