C Programming (Third Edition)

Author: Tan Haoqiang
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Publish Date: 2005-07-01
Features: C language is widely used in computer programming both domestically and internationally. Learning to use C language for program design is a fundamental skill for computer professionals. This book was first published in 1991, with the second edition published in 1999. Due to the author's extensive teaching and textbook writing experience, and by catering to the characteristics of beginners, the book is meticulously planned and precisely positioned, resulting in clear concepts, abundant examples, and an easy-to-understand approach. It has been highly praised by experts and readers alike. The book is widely recognized as an excellent textbook for learning C language and has been adopted by most universities across the country. Over the past ten years, it has sold over 7 million copies, setting a national record for books of its kind and becoming the mainstream textbook for learning C language. The book has won several awards, including the First Prize of the Excellent Textbook Award from the former Ministry of Electronics Industry, the Special Prize of the Excellent Bestselling Book Award from University Presses, and the First Prize of the Excellent Textbook Award from the National Association for Computer Fundamental Education in Higher Education.
To meet the needs of development, the author has revised the book again, making it more perfect and easier to learn. All the programs in the examples have been tested and verified. The book features up-to-date content, a well-structured system, strong logic, fluent and easy-to-understand language, making it an ideal textbook for learning C language. Readers with basic computer knowledge can easily understand this book. It can be used as a formal textbook for all majors in higher education and is also an excellent self-study guide. Additionally, the book is accompanied by a supplementary textbook, Solutions and Laboratory Guidance for C Programming (3rd Edition).

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