LINUX & UNIX Programming Basics Tutorial

Author: [USA] Savas, [USA] Alsaykabi, translated by Yingyu, Yao Feng
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: "This book is very unique, introducing many programming knowledge that has not been covered in other books." — Mark S. Hutchenreuther, Ph.D., CalPoly San Luis Obispo "This book fills the gap between programming on Windows and programming on UNIX, with clear and concise language, making it a great choice for those with no prior experience." — Charles P. Wright, Stony Brook, State University of New York
This is a concise programming guide that teaches readers how to program in Linux and UNIX environments. The book is organized around answering questions and assumes the reader has no prior programming experience. The authors begin by briefly reviewing the various commands and utilities commonly used by programmers. They then describe 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 new commands and tools, and it comes with a solutions manual (only available to verified instructors), making it an ideal textbook for CS1/CS2 courses in operating systems or software engineering.
This is a concise programming guide that teaches readers how to program in Linux and UNIX environments. The book is organized around answering questions and assumes the reader has no prior programming experience. The authors begin by briefly reviewing the various commands and utilities commonly used by programmers. They then describe 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 new commands and tools, and it comes with a solutions manual, making it an ideal textbook for CS1/CS2 courses in operating systems or software engineering.