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ContentsAbout the AuthorxvAbout the Technical ReviewerxviiAcknowledgmentsxixPrefacexxi■Chapter ■ 1: Elementary Programming Concepts 11.1 Programs, Languages, and Compilers ........................................................................ 11.2 How a Computer Solves a Problem ............................................................................ 31.2.1 Define the Problem ........................................................................................................................ 31.2.2 Analyze the Problem ...................................................................................................................... 41.2.3 Develop an Algorithm to Solve the Problem .................................................................................. 41.2.4 Write the Program for the Algorithm .............................................................................................. 61.2.5 Test and Debug the Program ......................................................................................................... 81.2.6 Document the Program.................................................................................................................. 91.2.7 Maintain the Program .................................................................................................................... 91.3 How a Computer Executes a Program ........................................................................ 91.4 Data Types ................................................................................................................ 101.5 Characters ................................................................................................................ 111.6 Welcome to C Programming ..................................................................................... 121.6.1 Run the Program .......................................................................................................................... 131.6.2 A Word on Program Layout .......................................................................................................... 14viiwww.it-ebooks.info
■ Contents1.7 Write Output with printf ........................................................................................ 141.7.1 The Newline Character, \n (backslash n) .................................................................................... 151.7.2 Escape Sequences ...................................................................................................................... 161.7.3 Print the Value of a Variable ......................................................................................................... 161.8 Comments ................................................................................................................ 171.9 Programming with Variables .................................................................................... 18■Chapter ■ 2: C – The Basics 232.1 Introduction .............................................................................................................. 232.2 The C Alphabet ......................................................................................................... 242.3 C Tokens ................................................................................................................... 242.3.1 Spacing Within a Program ........................................................................................................... 252.3.2 Reserved Words ........................................................................................................................... 272.3.3 Identifiers.................................................................................................................................... 272.3.4 Some Naming Conventions.......................................................................................................... 282.4 Basic Data Types ...................................................................................................... 282.5 Integer Numbers - int ............................................................................................. 292.5.1 Declaring Variables ...................................................................................................................... 292.5.2 Integer Expressions ..................................................................................................................... 292.5.3 Precedence of Operators ............................................................................................................. 302.5.4 Print an Integer Using a “Field Width” ......................................................................................... 312.6 Floating-Point Numbers – float and double ........................................................ 332.6.1 Print double and float Variables ................................................................................................ 342.6.2 Assignment Between double and float ..................................................................................... 362.6.3 Floating-Point Expressions .......................................................................................................... 362.6.4 Expressions with Integer and Floating-Point Values.................................................................... 372.6.5 Assigning double/float to int .................................................................................................. 382.7 Strings ...................................................................................................................... 382.8 The Assignment Statement ...................................................................................... 412.9 printf ..................................................................................................................... 42viiiwww.it-ebooks.info
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