Author: Gu Zhihua et al.
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: This book is a reference for accompanying the "C Language Programming Design" textbook. It consists of four parts:
1. Study Guide for C Language Programming Design, including summaries of key points from each chapter of the textbook, explanations of selected examples, exercises, and answers;
2. Practical Guidance, which provides 10 experiments (corresponding to textbook chapters) based on textbook content and one-machine requirements, to be completed as part of the course;
3. Review Guide and Practice Tests for the Written Part of the National Computer Rank Examination Level 2, offering detailed explanations of the examination syllabus, analysis of past questions, and 4 practice tests;
4. Review Guide and Practice Tests for the Hands-on Part of the National Computer Rank Examination Level 2, providing detailed explanations of the problem-solving steps required for the hands-on section, along with 4 practice tests for practical exercises.
This book is rich in content, clear in concepts, and highly practical, making it an excellent reference for learning C. It can serve as a reference for "C Language Programming Design" but is also suitable for other C language learners. It is ideal for university teachers and students, computer training programs, and readers preparing for the National Computer Rank Examination.
C Language Program Design Learning Guidance and Level Examination Essence
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