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 | | Efficient C Programming: A Practical Approach by Mark Allen Weiss ISBN-10: 9780133626582 ISBN-10: 0-13-362658-X ISBN-13: 9780133626582 ISBN-13: 978-0-13-362658-2 Paperback 1994-12-17 Prentice Hall Find Lowest Price |
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Product Description This book teaches disciplined, readable, and efficient programming in the C programming language (as described in ANSI 90), with an emphasis on solving the types of problems that are widely encountered by programmers. Follows three major themes: basic C, efficient C, and other C topics. Covers the general layout of a C program, control structures, functions, the C preprocessor, and the use of C to achieve efficient programs. Explores the I/O library, UNIX programming, and an introduction to C++. For anyone needing an introduction to programming in C. | ||
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Extremely fast response and shipment The response and shipment from the seller was extremely fast. Also, the book was in an excellent condition as was described by the seller. A trustworthy seller I would say. | ||
Very Good Book This book covers wide range of topics in C including data structure implementation and does them well. It is a good introductory book as well as reference. My only gripe is that his symbol precedence chart is confusing. | ||
excellent ! This is an excellent book for those who have had some kind of programming experience. If u have taken an introductory course in computer science u will find this book to be a gem. It covers the topics that are fundamental to c programming ie the Data strcutres in depth. I would recommend this book for anyone who is serious about learning C. Also check out his "data structures in java" which is another valuable book for those interested in java. | ||
Very Good As A Second C Book- Fills In Details.... I would not recommend this book to a begining programmer, but I would recommend it as a second programming book. After you feel comfortable with data types, flow of control, functions, arrays, and pointers this book covers those topics more rigorously. In addition, the book also includes short sections on data structures and recursion. The coverage of algorithms and data structures is not sufficient to use as a reference, but it is an excellant introduction because of its readability and well written explanations. | ||