Turbo C. Survival Guide by Lawrence H. Miller & Alexander E. Quilici

Turbo C. Survival Guide This guide to the Turbo C computer language provides illustrated coverage of the data structures that users of this system will need in order to organize and access data effectively. The book contains a working kit of Turbo C functions and commands, supported by examples and exercises.

Borland's Turbo C is a widely-used C languages and is extremely popular among business software developers. But for all its benefits - great accessibility, portability, and programming freedom - C has a reputation for being hard to learn and even harder to master. The Turbo C Survival Guide is aimed at Turbo C users, business software developers, anyone with programming experience who wishes to learn Turbo C and students of computer science. It aims to provide coverage of loops, pointers, strings, and arrays - data structures which Turbo C users need to understand and manipulate in order to organize and access data effectively. Featuring coverage of the new ANSI C standard, this book includes a complete working kit of C functions and commands - supported by many interesting examples, case studies, pictorial descriptions, and exercises to help readers learn how to put together large programs and produce portable and efficient code.
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ISBN-10 : 0471617083 ISBN-13 : 9780471617082
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Country Publication : United States

Publication Date : 08/02/1989

Publisher : John Wiley and Sons Ltd

Page Length : 574mm

Page Size : 235mm