C Language Program Design On-Computer Guidance and Synchronous Training

Author: Liu Yingchun
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Publish Date: 2005-09-01
Features: "C Language Programming Laboratory Guide and Synchronous Training" This book is divided into two main parts: the first part is the C Language Programming Laboratory Guide, and the second part is the C Language Programming Synchronous Training. In the laboratory guide section, there are 16 laboratory experiments covering the main content of C programming. Each experiment is divided into four steps: reading programs, completing programs, debugging programs, and writing programs. It gradually guides students to understand program syntax and algorithmic thinking, get accustomed to the requirements of C language, and master the basic knowledge points of C language. In the synchronous training section, there are 13 chapters, with the main content divided into 31 lectures. Each chapter lists "Learning Objectives and Requirements," "Key Points," and "Synchronous Training," including knowledge summary, basic training (A), ability enhancement (B), and linking the Level 2 exam. The main purpose is to enable vocational college and technical college students to learn and practice side by side, effectively mastering basic knowledge. The book is written with practicality and ease of use in mind, allowing students to directly fill in experimental results on the laboratory guide, making it convenient for both teachers and students to use. The laboratory guide is progressive and diverse in format; the synchronous training is divided into basic training (A) and ability enhancement (B). Basic training (A) is closely tied to fundamental knowledge points, reinforcing learned knowledge through exercises. Ability enhancement (B) focuses on flexible application of knowledge after mastering the basics. After completing each chapter, students can test their learning outcomes in the linked Level 2 exam in each chapter. This book can serve as the laboratory guide for students of "C Language Programming," or as a problem set for students studying "C Language Programming."