C Primer Plus (Fifth Edition) Chinese Edition

Author: (USA) Prata, S. (Author), Yun Dian Studio (Translator)
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Publish Date: 2005-02-01
Features: As a core computer technology matures, PrimerPlus series has remained popular for over a decade because it meets the needs of programmers and developers eager to deepen their understanding of related technologies through comprehensive learning. By studying C Primer Plus (Fifth Edition) Chinese Edition, you will lay a solid foundation in C programming. Like previous editions, the author's goal remains to provide readers with an introductory, well-organized, and insightful C language tutorial. The author skillfully blends programming concepts with the details of the C language. Through numerous concise and well-crafted examples demonstrating one or two concepts, readers are provided with excellent practice opportunities, helping them quickly grasp the knowledge presented. Each chapter offers review questions and programming exercises, further emphasizing key information and aiding readers in digesting complex concepts. This book is suitable not only for students seeking systematic learning of C programming but also for developers proficient in other advanced programming languages who wish to better master the core language of C. C Primer Plus (Fifth Edition) Chinese Edition is specifically tailored to the new standard C99, covering all the important new features introduced by this standard and providing detailed information on the following topics of reader interest:
- Extended integer types
- Extended character support
- Boolean type support
- Variable-length arrays
- Compound literals
- Designated initializers
- Extended computation support
- Inline functions
This book comprehensively covers the concepts and knowledge related to C programming. It consists of 17 chapters. Chapters 1 and 2 introduce the prerequisite knowledge for C programming. Chapters 3 to 15 cover relevant C language knowledge, including data types, formatted input/output, operators, expressions, control statements, functions, arrays, and pointers, string operations, memory management, and bit operations—all aligned with the C99 standard. Additionally, Chapter 10 reinforces the discussion on pointers, and Chapter 12 introduces the concept of dynamic memory allocation, making these contents more suitable for reader needs. Chapters 16 and 17 discuss the C preprocessor, C library functions, and advanced data representation (data structures). The appendices provide answers to the review questions and programming exercises at the end of each chapter, along with extensive references for C programming. This book is suitable for readers seeking systematic learning of C and for programmers proficient in other languages who wish to further master and solidify their C programming skills.