C Programming (Visual C++ 6.0 Environment)

Author: Zhang Xin
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Publish Date: 2005-06-01
Features: Emphasizes programming methods and approaches, introduces typical programming case studies, focuses on practical programming exercises, and cultivates project development skills in programming.
·Adopts a "task-driven" writing approach, incorporating case studies and heuristic teaching methods;
·Provides teaching resources such as electronic lesson plans and case study materials, offering comprehensive support for the textbook;
·Meets the needs of applied talent cultivation in higher education institutions.
C Programming is an important course in computer science and related disciplines. Based on advanced programming language design principles, this book starts from practical applications and explains the concepts, syntax, and programming techniques of C through typical examples. It also aligns with the requirements of the National Computer Rank Examination Level 2, combining examples with exam questions. The program debugging and runtime environment is Visual C++ 6.0 on the Windows platform. Additionally, the book includes some basic content of C, enabling readers to gain a preliminary understanding of C and laying a foundation for future studies in object-oriented programming languages.
This textbook emphasizes the connection between theory and practice, featuring case studies as entry points, clear and concise explanations, gradual difficulty progression, key point highlighting, and thorough analysis. The book is divided into 10 chapters. Chapters 1 to 9 introduce the knowledge, syntax rules, and programming skills of structured programming in C, with content aligned to the National Computer Rank Examination Level 2. Chapter 10 introduces the basic methods of object-oriented programming in C, covering the main features of object-oriented programming in C. The book focuses on breaking through the content of structured programming in C while also including the fundamental aspects of object-oriented programming in C.
In addition to serving as a textbook for undergraduate and associate degree students in higher education institutions, this book is also suitable for general readers as a self-study reference for computer software programming.