This book is suitable for students with little or no programming background. To this end, a sufficient subset of the C language is presented in the book. However the book does not attempt to cover the complete C spectrum but stresses only the features essential to problem solving in the first course in computing. Therefore, this book is not a comprehensive C reference book but a textbook for students who want to learn problem solving using computers, structured procedural programming, and the standard C language. Features Early exposure to problem solving techniques and pseudocoding.
Software development is stressed throughout the book.
Gradual introduction to pointers. 22 Complete Example Programs provided throughout the book. Extensive revision has significantly improved the book. The McGraw-Hill Companies . Any use is subject to the Terms of Use and Privacy Policy . .