InhaltsangabeIntroduction 1 Part I: Getting Started with C Programming 7 Chapter 1: A Quick Start for the Impatient 9 Chapter 2: The Programming Thing 21 Chapter 3: Anatomy of C 31 Part II: C Programming 101 45 Chapter 4: Trials and Errors 47 Chapter 5: Values and Constants 59 Chapter 6: A Place to Put Stuff 71 Chapter 7: Input and Output 83 Chapter 8: Decision Making 97 Chapter 9: Loops, Loops, Loops 113 Chapter 10: Fun with Functions 129 Part III: Build Upon What You Know 143 Chapter 11: The Unavoidable Math Chapter 145 Chapter 12: Give Me Arrays 163 Chapter 13: Fun with Text 181 Chapter 14: Structures, the Multivariable 199 Chapter 15: Life at the Command Prompt 209 Chapter 16: Variable Nonsense 219 Chapter 17: Binary Mania 231 Part IV: The Advanced Part 249 Chapter 18: Introduction to Pointers 251 Chapter 19: Deep into Pointer Land 267 Chapter 20: Linked Lists 287 Chapter 21: It's About Time 307 Part V: And the Rest of It 315 Chapter 22: Permanent Storage Functions 317 Chapter 23: File Management 335 Chapter 24: Beyond Mere Mortal Projects 345 Chapter 25: Out, Bugs 355 Part VI: The Part of Tens 367 Chapter 26: Ten Common Boo-Boos 369 Chapter 27: Ten Reminders and Suggestions 377 Afterword 385 Appendix A: ASCII Codes 387 Appendix B: Keywords 393 Appendix C: Operators 395 Appendix D: Variable Types 397 Appendix E: Escape Sequences 399 Appendix F: Conversion Characters 401 Appendix G: Order of Precedence 403 Index 405

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