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The C Library
Introduces the C programming language, covers constans, strings, pointers, input routines, arrays, recursion, sorts, and files, and explains how to link the input and output of separate programs
220 pages, Paperback
First published August 1, 1985
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January 4, 2023
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This is a great collection of C routines and has some UNIX utilities that are hard to find nowadays. There are a C language overview and even an ASCII chart. This book even includes Trigonometric functions and Character Conversion. This book shows how to use pipes within applications. Now if I would only show something on SNA, it would be complete.
This is a great collection of C routines and has some UNIX utilities that are hard to find nowadays. There are a C language overview and even an ASCII chart. This book even includes Trigonometric functions and Character Conversion. This book shows how to use pipes within applications. Now if I would only show something on SNA, it would be complete.
Displaying 1 of 1 review