"C Programming Language" is one of the best books for programming which is for both beginners and advanced level programs.
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C Programming Language 2nd Edition is a book that gives you just what you need to know about this powerful programming language. Unlike most of its rivals, which try to pack in irrelevant information as well, this book comes jam-packed with the most accurate and handy information that any lover of this programming language could possibly need. This second edition is inclusive of all the changes that have come about in the language, making the book a powerful resource for its readers.
This book proves itself to be a complete and accurate guide for ANSI standard C programming language. It has been written by the very same developers who developed C, which is beneficial for its readers, as it gives them the edge over other books. The book shows you exactly how you can make the most of the rich set of operators that C has to offer. It also familiarizes you with other concepts that include improved control flow, economy of expression and data structures as well.
The second edition of the book has been rewritten, so as to include many more examples than before. It also comes with problem sets that aim to clarify the doubts that you have, concerning the complicated language constructs of this language and their implementation as well.
C Programming Language 2nd Edition has been published by Pearson Education (Singapore) Pte. Ltd., in the year 2008 and is available in paperback.
✓ KEY FEATURES:-
- The book is packed with multiple examples and problem sets.
- The recent edition of the book is inclusive of all the latest changes that have been made to the language
✓ CONTENT OF THIS BOOK:-
1. A Tutorial Introduction
2. Types, operators, and expressions
3. Control flow
4. Functions and programming structure
5. Pointers and arrays
6. Structures
7. Input and output
8. The UNIX system interface
2. Types, operators, and expressions
3. Control flow
4. Functions and programming structure
5. Pointers and arrays
6. Structures
7. Input and output
8. The UNIX system interface
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