Schaum's Outline of Theory and Problems of Programming with C

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 Preface
 Contents
 Complete Programming Examples
 Chapter 1. Introductory Concepts 
 1.1 INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTERS
 1.2 COMPUTER CHARACTERISTICS
 1.3 MODES OF OPERATION
 1.4 TYPES OF PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES
 1.5 INTRODUCTION TO C
 1.6 SOME SIMPLE C PROGRAMS
 1.7 DESIRABLE PROGRAM CHARACTERISTICS
 Chapter 2. C Fundamentals
 2.1 THE C CHARACTER SET
 2.2 IDENTIFIERS AND KEYWORDS
 2.3 DATA TYPES
 2.4 CONSTANTS
 2.5 VARIABLES AND ARRAYS
 2.6 DECLARATIONS
 2.7 EXPRESSIONS
 2.8 STATEMENTS
 2.9 SYMBOLIC CONSTANTS
 Chapter 3. Operators and Expressions
 3.1 ARITHMETIC OPERATORS. 3.2 UNARY OPERATORS3.3 RELATIONAL AND LOGICAL OPERATORS
 3.4 ASSIGNMENT OPERATORS
 3.5 THE CONDITIONAL OPERATOR
 3.6 LIBRARY FUNCTIONS
 Chapter 4. Data Input and Output
 4.1 PRELIMINARIES
 4.2 SINGLE CHARACTER INPUT --
THE getchar FUNCTION
 4.3 SINGLE CHARACTER OUTPUT --
THE putchar FUNCTION
 4.4 ENTERING INPUT DATA --
THE scanf FUNCTION
 4.5 MORE ABOUT THE scanf FUNCTION
 4.6 WRITING OUTPUT DATA --
THE printf FUNCTION
 4.7 MORE ABOUT THE printf FUNCTION
 4.8 THE gets AND puts FUNCTIONS
 4.9 INTERACTIVE (CONVERSATIONAL) PROGRAMMING
 Chapter 5. Preparing and Running a Complete C Program. 5.1 PLANNING A C PROGRAM5.2 WRITING A C PROGRAM
 5.3 ENTERING THE PROGRAM INTO THE COMPUTER
 5.4 COMPILING AND EXECUTING THE PROGRAM
 5.5 ERROR DIAGNOSTICS
 5.6 DEBUGGING TECHNIQUES
 Chapter 6. Control Statements
 6.1 PRELIMINARIES
 6.2 BRANCHING: THE if --
else STATEMENT
 6.3 LOOPING: THE while STATEMENT
 6.4 MORE LOOPING: THE do --
while STATEMENT
 6.5 STILL MORE LOOPING: THE for STATEMENT
 6.6 NESTED CONTROL STRUCTURES
 6.7 THE switch STATEMENT
 6.8 THE break STATEMENT
 6.9 THE continue STATEMENT
 6.10 THE COMMA OPERATOR
 6.11 THE goto STATEMENT
 Chapter 7. Functions. 7.1 A BRIEF OVERVIEW7.2 DEFINING A FUNCTION
 7.3 ACCESSING A FUNCTION
 7.4 FUNCTION PROTOTYPES
 7.5 PASSING ARGUMENTS TO A FUNCTION
 7.6 RECURSION
 Chapter 8. Program Structure
 8.1 STORAGE CLASSES
 8.2 AUTOMATIC VARIABLES
 8.3 EXTERNAL (GLOBAL) VARIABLES
 8.4 STATIC VARIABLES
 8.5 MULTIFILE PROGRAMS
 8.6 MORE ABOUT LIBRARY FUNCTIONS
 Chapter 9. Arrays
 9.1 DEFINING AN ARRAY
 9.2 PROCESSING AN ARRAY
 9.3 PASSING ARRAYS TO FUNCTIONS
 9.4 MULTIDIMENSIONAL ARRAYS
 9.5 ARRAYS AND STRINGS
 Chapter 10. Pointers
 10.1 FUNDAMENTALS
 10.2 POINTER DECLARATIONS. 10.3 PASSING POINTERS TO A FUNCTION10.4 POINTERS AND ONE-DIMENSIONAL ARRAYS
 10.5 DYNAMIC MEMORY ALLOCATION
 10.6 OPERATIONS ON POINTERS
 10.7 POINTERS AND MULTIDIMENSIONAL ARRAYS
 10.8 ARRAYS OF POINTERS
 10.9 PASSING FUNCTIONS TO OTHER FUNCTIONS
 10.10 MORE ABOUT POINTER DECLARATIONS
 Chapter 11. Structures and Unions
 11.1 DEFINING A STRUCTURE
 11.2 PROCESSING A STRUCTURE
 11.3 USER-DEFINED DATA TYPES (typedef)
 11.4 STRUCTURES AND POINTERS
 11.5 PASSING STRUCTURES TO FUNCTIONS
 11.6 SELF-REFERENTIAL STRUCTURES
 11.7 UNIONS
 Chapter 12. Data Files.