Functional C (Pieter Hartel, et al)

 
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Functional C (Pieter Hartel, et al)

This book teaches C programming, assuming that the reader is already familiar with the functional method of formulating algorithms.

By using this as a base, the learner will develop their C programming skills and be able to create programs that are simpler to understand, maintain, and avoid frequent mistakes and problems. The entire program code contained in this book is accessible on our FTP server; details are provided below. How is a code snippet located?

Use the book to find the section or subsection where a specific code fragment appears, then click on that section in the code index to access that code fragment. This will bring up the relevant page at the start of the section. The browser's copy/paste functionality can then be used to choose the code fragment. As a substitute for the steps above, you can utilize the save-as option of your browser to upload all the code fragments in a specific chapter at once because each chapter is represented by a separate page. Errata for Functional C are also accessible via our FTP server.

Ebook Details

About the Authors
  • Senior Lecturer Pieter Hartel teaches at the Universities of Southampton and Amsterdam.
  • A lecturer at the University of Bristol is Henk Muller.
Published
Published Date / Year
1 edition (June 4, 1997)
Hardcover
456 pages
eBook Format
HTML and PDF (429 page, 14.05 MB) and Chapters
ISBN-10
0201419505
ISBN-13
978-0201419504

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