Computer Science: A Structured Programming Approach Using C

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Computer Science: A Structured Programming Approach Using C is meant to serve as a textbook for a first course on C programming. Forouzan and Gilberg use a highly visual approach to explain fundamental programming concepts. From building conceptual understanding to providing tips for error-free programming, this book offers students a fully updated, comprehensive survey of the C programming language. Lucid explanation of concepts, simplicity of style and language, and a large number of examples and exercises make for a complete undergraduate text. This edition caters to the syllabus of the introductory course on Fundamentals of Computing & Programming offered by Anna University. Key Features Updated to comply with the C99 standard, including discussions of complex arithmetic and Unicode Offers a groundbreaking visual approach, including a wide variety of figures, tables and programs Uses a large number of examples, ranging from code snippets to complete implementations requiring several functions, providing the student with a range of techniques to study and practice Contains extenstive end-of-chapter pedagogy, including a summary, keywords, tips and a robust problem set featuring review questions, exercises, problems and projects New to this Edition Dedicated sections on software and the Internet A discussion on merging of lists A lab supplement which provides programming exercises with hints and tips Table Of Contents 1. Introduction to Computers 2. Computer Programming and Languages 3. Introduction to the C Language 4. Structure of a C Program 5. Selection-Making Decisions 6. Repetition 7. Functions 8. Arrays 9. Strings 10. Pointers 11. Pointer Applications 12. Enumerated, Structure, and Union Types 13. Text Input/Output 14. Lists