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 PROGRAMMING IN C 

 PROGRAMMING IN C 

 PROGRAMMING IN C 

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Programming in C|Tutorial Objectives|0-1|10,65

The Programming in C tutorial will prepare you to:

     * take full advantage of C's data types, control constructs 

       and data structures;

     * design and implement modular, structured programs in C;

     * write economic and efficient expressions; 

     * effectively use C library functions;

     * effectively use C pointer and structure facilities;

     * interface your programs to the UNIX environment; and

     * use fields, unions and other advanced C features.

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Programming in C|Tutorial Audience|4-2|7,64

This on-line tutorial is designed for:

   * programmers, scientists, analysts and technical managers;

   * those that plan to use C for their software development;

   * those who have programmed before in a higher level language.

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Programming in C|Available Topics|0-3|13,56

Topics covered in the Programming in C tutorial include:

          *  Introduction

          *  C Building Blocks

          *  C Control Constructs

          *  C Programs and Functions

          *  C Macro Preprocessor

          *  Arrays in C

          *  Pointers in C

          *  Text Files in C

          *  C Structures/Records

          *  Structures, Arrays and Pointers

          *  The UNIX System Interface

          *  Advanced C Concepts