Titlebook: C: A Software Engineering Approach; Peter A. Darnell,Philip E. Margolis Textbook 19912nd edition Springer-Verlag New York, Inc. 1991 ANSI

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4684-0383-1ANSI C; C programming language; Debugging; Strings; algorithms; data types; design; functions; high-level pr

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C Essentials,fore you know everything. In this chapter, we describe the C essentials — what you need to know to write your first programs. To avoid getting bogged down in details, we gloss over some of the intricacies of the C language in this chapter. In later chapters, we provide a more thorough discussion of the topics introduced in this chapter.

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Structures and Unions,service groups of mixed data, you need to use an aggregate type called a .. (Other languages, such as Pascal, call this data type a . Another aggregate type, called a . (similar to a . in Pascal), enables you to interpret the same memory locations in different ways.

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Input and Output,vary greatly in the way they allow access to data in files and devices. This variation makes it extremely difficult to design I/O capabilities that are portable from one implementation of a programming language to another.

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Software Engineering,consistent trend downward in cost over the years, the cost of software has not followed suit. The high cost of software is due largely (and paradoxically) to the ease and flexibility with which it can be shaped. The ease with which software can be created and changed can also lead to unworkably complex systems.

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Textbook 19912nd editionarly so that each chapter builds on information provided in the previous chapters. Consequently, the book will be most effective if chapters are read sequentially. Readers with some experience in C, however, may find it more useful to consult the table of contents and index to find sections of parti

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0177-7718 nized linearly so that each chapter builds on information provided in the previous chapters. Consequently, the book will be most effective if chapters are read sequentially. Readers with some experience in C, however, may find it more useful to consult the table of contents and index to find sections of parti978-1-4684-0383-1Series ISSN 0177-7718