Applications Programming in ANSI C (3rd Edition)
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| Rating | : | 4.13 (693 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0023611413 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 875 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2013-07-27 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
The introductory text to applications programming in ANSI C assumes no prior programming experience in C or any other language. Over 700 new section review exercises are presented, as well as more than 200 programming exercises.. Sample applications allow students to see the development of a complete C program. This edition includes a chapter on computer systems and program development to provide background for readers with no programming experience, and a chapter on advanced topics
. From the Publisher The text takes a true introductory approach by assuming no prior programming experience in C or any other language
He holds degrees in computer science and mathematics from the University of Chicago and the Universitat Karlsruhe. He is the author of numerous articles and books, including "Discrete Mathematics, Fifth Edition," and, with co-author Martin Kalin, "Object-Oriented Programming in C++, Second Edition, Applications Programming in C++," and "Applicat
"tough read - book won't program for you" according to Patrick. For those that had a tough time with this book, I can certainly understand. I had no prior programming experience in C or any other medium to high level language prior to this course.My title is obviously misleading and I found this book to be amazing after I read it for the second time. That's right - in one semester I read it three times in total and later went on to scan through it for an approximate tough read - book won't program for you For those that had a tough time with this book, I can certainly understand. I had no prior programming experience in C or any other medium to high level language prior to this course.My title is obviously misleading and I found this book to be amazing after I read it for the second time. That's right - in one semester I read it three times in total and later went on to scan through it for an approximate 3.6 times reading through it.My first t. .6 times reading through it.My first t. This book A Customer I am taking a community college class in which this book is the main textbook used. We are less than a month into the course, and I can tell it will be somewhat of a bear. I understand that the C Programming Language is not a trivial thing to learn, taking years to fully master, but with books like this, I can see why. The book begins its preface stating that it "assumes no prior programming experience in C or any other language", yet after r. not user-friendly Joe Garris This book is numb to what a student of c needs clarification and expansion on, and what is obvious. I told a friend that if this book were about donuts, it would talk incessantly about the hole, and assume the donut itself needs only a brief mention. This book is definitely not a reference. It is a beginning-to-end narrative of all topics. The examples are consistently lacking. For example, to get information on structures, one reads a series