With this book you get sound fundamentals in both traditional C and the variants like Embedded C and C graphics. This book hopes to walk you through beginnings and advance you to become proficient at C language. I must confess it is hugely biased toward the self-taught learner; it is hands-on. You read a section and attempt all the code examples and exercises to test yourself and build skills.
With over 500 examples and exercises, the book walks you through the fundamentals of C language from the basics of variables and constants to expressions, doing maths with C, blocks and functions, control structures, strings and composite data like arrays, strucs, bitfields, unions etc. and management of memory and files.
Unlike traditional books on C, the book raises your level from novice by exposing you to the bigger issues of programming in C like error handling and management, data structures, defensive programming and best practices as encoded in the several acronyms (such as KISS, DRY, YAGNI etc.) covered in the book. The book also exposes you to the different forms of C programming with an introduction to embedded C programming and C graphics.
The next C book in this series advances you to higher levels of competence. Happy coding.
Chapter 1: C-Language & Programming Fundamentals
Chapter 2: Anatomy of a C Program
Chapter 3: Doing Mathematics with C
Chapter 4: Control Flow –Branching & Looping
Chapter 5: Data Structures & Algorithms I
Chapter 6: Data Structures II: Programmer defined types
Chapter 7: Functions
Chapter 8: File Processing
Chapter 9: Memory Management
Chapter 10: Errors & Error Handling in C
Chapter 11: Introduction to Graphics in C
Chapter 12: Embedded C Programming
Chapter 13: C-Standard Library, Preprocessors etc
Chapter 14: Principles & Standards: Best Practices in Programming
(KISS, DRY, YAGNI, STUPID code, SOLID code)
Chapter 15: Defensive Programming
