Let Us C

This programming guide takes readers from the first steps of writing in C to more advanced territory. Early chapters explain decisions, loops and switch-style branching, then move on to functions, pointers, arrays, strings and user-defined structures. Later sections cover the preprocessor, input and output for both the console and files, bitwise operations and a range of miscellaneous language features. The book also looks at building C programs on Windows and Linux, along with network and internet programming. Closing appendices offer help with compiling and running code, a table of operator precedence, debugging tips and an ASCII reference.