Teach Yourself C.

by Herbert Schildt (Author), Jeff Pepper (Editor)

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  Paperback
  1994

  $3.27

  The second edition of this text aims to present everything you need to know to program in C, at your own pace and on your own time. The logically-paced text iincludes exercises and confidence-building skill chkecks along the way. By the end of the final chapter, the reader should have a firm footing in C and should be prepared to work with OS/2, UNIX and other programs written in C. The Teach Yourself series uses the following formula to ensure a reader's comprehension: chapter objectives which highlight topics to be covered in each chapter; concrete examples of concepts; exercises based on real-life programming situations; keyword lists in every chapter; and mastery-skills check to ensure a reader's comprehension before moving on.

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  Paperback
  1997

  $3.27

  The first two editions of Teach Yourself C were Osborne best-sellers, together selling over 100,000 copes. Teach Yourself C uses a proven mastery learning approach to one of the most difficult languages to learn. The book is structured in such a way that it provides objectives, followed by minimal discussion, and concise examples; it tests the reader's understanding with multiple exercises (answers provided in the back of the book). The book first tests understanding of individual concepts and then tests understanding of a given topic in a larger setting. If the reader goes through this process, he/she will gain mastery of the fundamentals of the C language. Some readers will pick up concepts by simply reading the sections and occasionally pouring over examples; others will closely study all examples. Some will try the exercises. Others will learn by reading through the answer section and some will do all of the exercises. The reader is given different options to learn the material, and thus control how they learn C.