Introduction to Computing (WBUT) 2009

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Key Features: Chapter organization is in exact agreement with sequence of syllabus. Sole book, as against competition, that covers both Computing Fundamentals and Programming portions of the syllabus. Case Studies accompany every chapter end. Concluding chapter provides guidelines for developing C programs. Two new chapters deal with Fundamentals of Computing and Computing Concepts. Solved 2007 & 2008 question paper Model Test Papers and previous year question papers (2003-2006) in the OLC for students to get a grip on examination patterns.Pedagogy: Illustrations: 165 Programming Exercises: 163 Review Questions: 242 Solved Examples: 111 Sole book, as against competition, that covers both Computing Fundamentals and Programming portions of the syllabus. Case Studies accompany every chapter end Table of Content: Chapter 1. Fundamentals of Computers 1 Chapter 2. Computing Concepts 25 Chapter 3. Constants, Variables and Data Types 49 Chapter 4. Operators and Expressions 78 Chapter 5. Managing Input and Output Operations 110 Chapter 6. Decision Making and Branching 140 Chapter 7. Decision Making and Looping 177 Chapter 8. User-Defined Functions 214 Chapter 9. The Preprocessor 269 Chapter 10. Arrays 280 Chapter 11. Character Arrays and Strings 318 Chapter 12. Pointers 350 Chapter 13. Structures and Unions 387 Chapter 14. File Management in C 420 Chapter 15. Developing a C Program: Some Guidelines