C Programming: A Practical Tutorial

Author: Luo Chaosheng, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: The book is divided into 11 chapters, including an overview of C language programming, data types, operators and expressions, programming with three basic control structures, arrays, functions, compilation preprocessing, pointers, file operations, screen control and drawing, and C fundamentals. The content is rich, concepts are clear, well-structured, and easy to understand, accompanied by numerous examples, making it suitable for classroom teaching by instructors and self-study by students. Additionally, each chapter ends with a selection of diverse types of exercises to help readers review and consolidate their knowledge, thereby cultivating their practical programming skills. The book is also equipped with a task-driven "C Programming Experiment CAI System." This system leverages the advantages of computers to integrate C programming experiments. Using this CAI system for lab experiments ensures that students have clear objectives, significantly improving the effectiveness of experiments and reducing the workload for instructors guiding students. If this book is chosen as a textbook, it provides electronic lecture slides for classroom teaching and a network version of the experiment CAI system. The "C Programming Experiment CAI System (Single-User Version)," source code for the examples in the book, and reference answers to the exercises can be directly downloaded from the author's personal website (www.csluo.com). This book can serve as a textbook for computer science students at various universities and vocational colleges, as well as for non-computer science students in science and engineering disciplines studying "C Programming." It can also be used as a reference book for computer enthusiasts learning the C programming language.