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PROGRAMMING IN ANSI C
5th Edition
by E Balagurusamy, Member,Union Public Commission,Dholpur House,
Shahjahan Road,New Delhi
2010 (August 2010) / Softcover / 568 pages
ISBn: 9780070681828 [with CD]
(McGraw-Hill India Title)
www.mhhe.com/balagurusamy/ansic5e
This book gives a simple and lucid presentation of the C programming
concepts. It helps the beginners in better understanding of
the implementation and applications of C language through sample
programs, case-studies, programming problems and projects. The
book is developed including the new features of C99 standards.
Contents
Chapter 1: Overview of C
Chapter 2: Constants, Variables, and Data Types
Chapter 3: Operators and Expressions
Chapter 4: Managing Input and Output Operations
Chapter 5: Decision Making and Branching
Chapter 6: Decision Making and Looping
Chapter 7: Arrays
Chapter 8: Character Arrays and Strings
Chapter 9: User-defined Functions
Chapter 10: Structures and Unions
Chapter 11: Pointers
Chapter 12: File Management in C
Chapter 13: Dynamic Memory Allocation and Linked Lists
Chapter 14: The Preprocessor
Chapter 15: Developing a C Program: Some Guidelines
Appendix I: Bit-level Programming
Appendix II: ASCII Values of Characters
Appendix III: ANSI C Library Functions
Appendix IV: Projects
Appendix V: C99 Features
Bibliography
Index
TEST YOUR SKILLS IN C
2nd Edition
by S Thamarai Selvi, M S University - Tirnunelveli and R Murugesan,
Tiruvalluvar College, Tamil Nadu
2009 (June 2009) / Softcover
ISBn: 9780070145856
(McGraw-Hill India Title)
The revised edition of Test your Skills in C retains its appeal as a
complete self-taught and handy text to students as well as a guide
for aspiring IT professionals. This book refreshes C programming
knowledge of readers in a short span, thereby equipping them to
thoroughly prepare for various screening tests and campus interviews.
Contents
Chapter 1. Elements of C Language
Chapter 2. C operators and Expressions
Chapter 3. Simple Input/Output
Chapter 4. Control Flow Constructions
Chapter 5. Storage Classes of Variables
Chapter 6. Arrays
Chapter 7. Functions
Chapter 8. Pointers
Chapter 9. Strings
Chapter 10. Structures and Unions
Chapter 11. Files and Preprocessors
Chapter 12. Model Test Papers
Chapter 13. Crack the Tough Nuts
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Chapter 14. Additional Programs
Chapter 15. ASCII table
Chapter 16. Precedence and Assosciativity of Operators
Chapter 17. Timing of Basic C Operations in Our Host Machine
Chapter 18. ANCI C Library Functions
International edition
APPLIEd C
An Introduction and More
by Alice Fischer and Stephen M Ross, both of the University of New
Haven
2000 / 1136 pages / softcover
ISBn: 9780070217485 - (Out of Print)
ISBn: 9780071184595 [Ie]
www.mhhe.com/fischer/
Applied C: An Introduction and More provides an introduction to C
programming from a “hands on” perspective. With this book both
Computer Science and Engineering students learn the C language
and how to program through the reading and writing of basic programs
early in the book. After introducing students to the basics, the
authors use a spiral approach to build on concepts incrementally so
that by the end students are able to write longer programs that require
multiple functions. The teaching of these programming concepts is
accompanied by a focus on sound program design that emphasizes
the need for complete and accurate program specification as well as
careful testing from the beginning.
Contents
I Introduction.
Chapter 1: Computers and Systems.
Chapter 2: Programs and Programming.
Chapter 3: Fundamental Concepts.
II Computation.
Chapter 4: Writing Sentences in C.
Chapter 5: Using Functions and Libraries.
Chapter 6: More Repetition and Decisions. III Basic Data Types.
Chapter 7: Integers and Integer Operations.
Chapter 8: Real Numbers and Computation.
Chapter 9: Program Design.
Chapter 10: An Introduction to Arrays.
Chapter 11: Character Data and Enumerations.
Chapter 12: An Introduction to Pointers. IV Structured Data Types.
Chapter 13: Strings.
Chapter 14: Structured Types.
Chapter 15: Streams and Files.
Chapter 16: Simple Array Algorithms
Chapter 17: Two Dimensional Arrays.
Chapter 18: Calculating with Bits. V Advanced Techniques.
Chapter 19: Dynamic Arrays.
Chapter 20: Working With Pointers.
Chapter 21: Recursion.
Chapter 22: Making Programs General.
Chapter 23: Modular Organization.
VI Appendix.
Appendix A: The ASCII Code.
Appendix B: The Precedence of Operators in C.
Appendix C: The Tools Library.
Appendix D: A Simple Makefile For the Tools Library.
Appendix E: Advanced Aspects of C Operators.
Appendix F: Glossary and Alphabet Soup.
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