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CTI - Course 842
Release: 2.0
PROGRAMMING IN C
PROGRAMMING IN C
PROGRAMMING IN C
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Programming in C|Tutorial Objectives|0-1|10,58
This 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 the 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|0-2|10,52
This tutorial is designed for:
* programmers, scientists, analysts and technical
managers;
* those who plan to use C in their software
development; and
* those who have had some programming experience
in a higher level language.
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Programming in C|Tutorial Prerequisites|0-3|9,59
The prerequisites for this course include:
* some background in higher level languages,
* familiarity with at least one editor,
* a working C compiler and linker on your system, and
* interest in learning the C language.
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Programming in C|How to Proceed|0-4|12 , 56
From now on you will be asked in a friendly manner,
by your CTI UNIX Tutorial
* to answer a menu prompt,
* to type in an answer to a question,
* to make selection from a choice of solutions, or
* simply to press <CR> for an effective interaction.
You can exit any CTI UNIX Tutorial session by
simply typing q<CR> at the [Press <CR> to continue]
prompt!
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Programming in C|Topics to Learn|0-5|17,42
MAIN MENU
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1 - Introduction
2 - C Building Blocks
3 - C Control Constructs
4 - C Programs and Functions
5 - C Macro Preprocessor
6 - Arrays in C
7 - Pointers in C
8 - Text Files in C
9 - C Structures/Records
10 - Structures, Arrays and Pointers
11 - The UNIX System Interface
12 - Advanced C Concepts
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