ISBN10: 013089592X
ISBN13: 9780130895929
Edition/Copyright: 5TH 02

Publisher: Prentice Hall, Inc.
Cover: Paperback
Year Published: 2002
Weight: 1.8lbs.
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C : A Reference Manual

by Samuel P. Harbison and Guy L. Jr. Steele


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For C programming courses found in departments of Computer Science, Engineering, CIS, MIS, IT, Business and Continuing Education.

This authoritative reference manual provides a complete description of the C language, the run-time libraries, and a style of C programming that emphasizes correctness, portability, and maintainability. The authors describe the C language more clearly and in more detail than in any other book.

Features

NEW�Coverage of the 1999 C Standard�Now included.

The C language description now covers the new U.S. and international revision to C, adding complex and Boolean types, flexible arrays, improved international support, and many other changes.

NEW�Coverage of new features in the 1998 C++ standard.

Provides advice on how to write C code that is compatible with C++.

NEW�Author's Website (www.CAReferenceManual.com or www.prenhall.com/harbison)�Includes example code, additional C resources, and the latest clarifications and additions from the standardization committees.
Emphasis on writing clean C programs.

Illustrates how to create programs that are maximally portable and reusable in both C and C++ environments.

Chapter-end exercises�Detailed answers in the Appendix.

Allows students to apply what they're learned in each chapter.

I. THE C LANGUAGE.
1. Introduction.
2. Lexical Elements.
3. The C Preprocessor.
4. Declarations.
5. Types.
6. Conversions and Representations.
7. Expressions.
8. Statements.
9. Functions.

II. THE C LIBRARIES.
10. Introduction to the Libraries.
11. Standard Language Additions.
12. Character Processing.
13. String Processing.
14. Memory Functions.
15. Input/Output Facilities.
16. General Utilities.
17. Mathematical Functions.
18. Time and Date Functions.
19. Control Functions.
20. Locale.
21. Extended Integer Types.
22. Floating-point Environment.
23. Complex Arithmetic.
24. Wide and Multibyte Facilities