C Language Classic Problems - 100 Tips and Techniques

Author: Xian Jingguang
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Publish Date: 2005-07-01
Features: The book features a unique format; includes 100 classic C programming problems; provides insightful explanations of C programming techniques; offers free downloads of complete source code.
The book collects 100 C programming problems, divided into 9 categories. Category 1 is relatively simple, primarily intended to help readers understand the differences between the problems and solutions in this book and those in other books. Categories 2 to 6 cover topics such as numbers, combinatorial mathematics or discrete mathematics, searching, sorting, and strings. Category 7 lists some less easily categorized problems, such as the Buffon needle problem and Dijkstra's three-color flag problem. Category 8 includes interesting and entertaining problems, such as magic squares. Category 9 consists of more challenging problems, most of which are well-known programming problems.
The book has a unique organizational structure, with problems and solutions presented separately. The first part collects all the problems in categorized form, explaining their content and analysis. The second part provides the solutions. Additionally, each problem includes exercises, programs, and references. The exercises encourage readers to continue the work left unfinished in the solutions, while the programs offer valuable references. Detailed and complete source code is available on the website for readers to download and study, and the references serve as resources for further learning and research.
The book is innovative and highly practical, making it an excellent reference for college and university faculty and students learning C, as well as a self-study guide for C enthusiasts.