Titlebook: Learn C on the Mac; For OS X and iOS David Mark,James Bucanek Book 2012Latest edition David Mark and James Bucanek 2012

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Debugging,variables, operators, and the process of using those items to manipulate your program’s data. Hopefully, as you’ve been reading and making changes to your source code, you’ve been trying to anticipate the results of those changes. Learning how to “think like a computer” will be immensely useful as y

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Handling Errors,t some of the pitfalls you have to look out for: not storing values outside the dimension of an array, not using uninitialized pointers, checking fgetc() for EOF, and so on. But we haven’t really been doing this in any systematic way.

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Advanced Topics,s, tricks, and techniques that will enhance your programming skills. Some are additional features of the C language while others are advanced programming techniques. You’ll start with a look at type conversion, C’s mechanism for translating one data type to another.

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Where Do You Go from Here?,he previous chapters, you probably noticed that none of the programs sport the look and feel that make a Mac program a Mac program. For one thing, all of the interaction between you and your program focuses on the keyboard and the console window. None of the programs take advantage of the mouse. Non

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