C Programming Language Design -- Basic Theory and Cases

Author: Lü Fengzhu and others
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Features: Professor Lü Fengzhu, Director of the Computer Education and Research Center at Peking University, has meticulously compiled this book based on over a decade of frontline teaching experience in C language programming. The introduction to fundamental theories is both accessible and profound, enriched with numerous practical examples tailored to teaching practices. This enables beginners to grasp basic programming methods, understand and apply core C language concepts, and lay a solid foundation for advanced development techniques and integration with other languages. The book comprehensively and systematically covers the basic syntax of C language and their applications in programming, while also introducing methods and techniques for writing C programs. The content includes lexical rules, constants and variables, operators and expressions, preprocessor functions, statements, functions and storage classes, pointers, structures and unions, and file operations. The book is written in clear and concise language, progressing from simple to complex, with accurate concepts, highlighted key points, abundant examples, and detailed explanations. Each chapter is accompanied by a wealth of exercises for review and assignments. This book is suitable as a textbook for students in science and engineering disciplines at universities and colleges, as well as a reference for readers self-studying the C language.