C: All-in-One Desk Reference for Dummies Book

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C: All-in-One Desk Reference for Dummies,

Covers everything users need to get up to speed on C programming, including advanced topics to take their programming skill to the next level
Walks C programmers through the entire development cycle of a C program-designing and developin, C: All-in-One Desk Reference for Dummies
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C: All-in-One Desk Reference for Dummies
Written by author Dan Gookin
Published by Wiley, John & Sons, Incorporated, August 2004
Covers everything users need to get up to speed on C programming, including advanced topics to take their programming skill to the next level Walks C programmers through the entire development cycle of a C program-designing and developin
6 books in 1 — plus sample code on our companion Web site From basics to advanced techniques, here’s your key to C programming! No need to sing the blues — every important note about C programming is in this handy desk reference! From

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Bk. I Hello, C 7
Ch. 1 Your basic C program 9
Ch. 2 How it all works 19
Ch. 3 More basics, comments, and errors 33
Ch. 4 Introducing numbers and variables 47
Ch. 5 More variables and basic I/O 61
Ch. 6 Decision time 79
Ch. 7 Looping 89
Ch. 8 Using constants 101
Ch. 9 Mysterious math 109
Ch. 10 It's only logical 123
Bk. II Middle C 133
Ch. 1 Variables from beyond infinity 135
Ch. 2 The madness of printf() 149
Ch. 3 Maniacal math functions 165
Ch. 4 Not truly random 181
Ch. 5 While going loopy 193
Ch. 6 More decision making 205
Ch. 7 The goto chapter 217
Bk. III Above C level 221
Ch. 1 Asking for arrays 223
Ch. 2 I sing of strings 243
Ch. 3 Messing with characters 265
Ch. 4 Stinkin' structures 271
Ch. 5 Creating your own functions 293
Ch. 6 Quitting before you're done 319
Ch. 7 More variable nonsense 329
Bk. IV Advanced C 347
Ch. 1 Introduction to evil pointers 349
Ch. 2 Getting to the [superscript *]point 373
Ch. 3 Binary bits 381
Ch. 4 The myth of the array 403
Ch. 5 Pointers and strings 417
Ch. 6 Crazy arrays of pointers 429
Ch. 7 Functions and pointers 451
Ch. 8 Structures, pointers, and the Malloc deity 471
Ch. 9 Does anyone have the time? 485
Ch. 10 Building big programs 497
Ch. 11 Help! 511
Bk. V Disk drive C 521
Ch. 1 Just your standard I/O 523
Ch. 2 Interacting with the command line 537
Ch. 3 Hello, disk! 547
Ch. 4 More formal file writing and reading 561
Ch. 5 Random access files 575
Ch. 6 Folder folderol 585
Ch. 7 Under new file management 607
Bk. VI The joy of linked lists 615
Ch. 1 Why linked lists? 617
Ch. 2 Dawn of the database 629
Ch. 3 Storing a linked list on disk 643
Ch. 4 The nightmare of the double-linked list 655
Bk. VII Appendixes 667
App. A The stuff you need to know before reading everything else in this book 669
App. B ASCII table 681
App. C Answers to exercises 685
App. D C language keywords and operators 763
App. E C language variable types 767
App. F Escape sequences 769
App. G Conversion characters 771

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Bk. I	Hello, C	7
Ch. 1	Your basic C program	9
Ch. 2	How it all works	19
Ch. 3	More basics, comments, and errors	33
Ch. 4	Introducing numbers and variables	47
Ch. 5	More variables and basic I/O	61
Ch. 6	Decision time	79
Ch. 7	Looping	89
Ch. 8	Using constants	101
Ch. 9	Mysterious math	109
Ch. 10	It's only logical	123
Bk. II	Middle C	133
Ch. 1	Variables from beyond infinity	135
Ch. 2	The madness of printf()	149
Ch. 3	Maniacal math functions	165
Ch. 4	Not truly random	181
Ch. 5	While going loopy	193
Ch. 6	More decision making	205
Ch. 7	The goto chapter	217
Bk. III	Above C level	221
Ch. 1	Asking for arrays	223
Ch. 2	I sing of strings	243
Ch. 3	Messing with characters	265
Ch. 4	Stinkin' structures	271
Ch. 5	Creating your own functions	293
Ch. 6	Quitting before you're done	319
Ch. 7	More variable nonsense	329
Bk. IV	Advanced C	347
Ch. 1	Introduction to evil pointers	349
Ch. 2	Getting to the [superscript *]point	373
Ch. 3	Binary bits	381
Ch. 4	The myth of the array	403
Ch. 5	Pointers and strings	417
Ch. 6	Crazy arrays of pointers	429
Ch. 7	Functions and pointers	451
Ch. 8	Structures, pointers, and the Malloc deity	471
Ch. 9	Does anyone have the time?	485
Ch. 10	Building big programs	497
Ch. 11	Help!	511
Bk. V	Disk drive C	521
Ch. 1	Just your standard I/O	523
Ch. 2	Interacting with the command line	537
Ch. 3	Hello, disk!	547
Ch. 4	More formal file writing and reading	561
Ch. 5	Random access files	575
Ch. 6	Folder folderol	585
Ch. 7	Under new file management	607
Bk. VI	The joy of linked lists	615
Ch. 1	Why linked lists?	617
Ch. 2	Dawn of the database	629
Ch. 3	Storing a linked list on disk	643
Ch. 4	The nightmare of the double-linked list	655
Bk. VII	Appendixes	667
App. A	The stuff you need to know before reading everything else in this book	669
App. B	ASCII table	681
App. C	Answers to exercises	685
App. D	C language keywords and operators	763
App. E	C language variable types	767
App. F	Escape sequences	769
App. G	Conversion characters	771