LINUX & UNIX Programming Basics Tutorial

Author: Sarwar
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: This book is a concise programming guide that teaches readers how to program in Linux and UNIX environments. The content is organized in an inquiry-based format, assuming the readers have no prior programming experience. The author begins by briefly reviewing the various commands and utility tools commonly used by programmers. Then, he describes the software development tools available to anyone programming in Linux and UNIX environments. These tools include utilities for managing object file libraries, version control tools, and tools for debugging and analysis. The book includes extensive chapter exercises to reinforce and practice the newly learned commands and tools, and it is accompanied by a solutions manual, making it an ideal textbook for CS1/CS2 courses such as Operating Systems or Software Engineering.