Essential C Language reference with need-to-know core statements, operators, variables, functions, control flow, expressions, and more for support of beginners who are learning and for experts as a handy quick reference. Developed using our famously concise QuickStudy format, author, editor, and designer fit these core elements in six laminated pages. Author Robin Nixon worked with computers in the 80s and started developing websites in the 90s becoming an expert and writing over 40 programming books and over 500 articles for top computer magazines. With his expertise in the field, and writing to his audience in our succinct and organized QuickStudy format, this reference has more quality actionable facts per page than any book or website. Designed for quick access to the facts you need, our inexpensive tools for programmers have been best sellers for over 10 years making this an easy add to your programming toolbox. As our programming reference guides climb in sales to best-selling status, it is clear that print is not dead and this handy desktop tool does the trick.
6 page laminated reference Includes:
OverviewVariables Data TypesConstantsMacro Constantsconst variablesenum constantsArrays Declaring & initializing arraysAccessing array elements Modifying Arrays PointersPointers & ArraysPointers to pointersModifying values indirectlyOperatorsArithmetic OperatorsComparison Operators Logical OperatorsBitwise OperatorsOther Operators Control FlowConditional StatementsLooping Statementsgoto statementFunctionsPassing parametersinline keyword Structures & UnionsStructuresUnionsKey DifferencesVariable Scope Local (Block) ScopeGlobal ScopeStatic (persistent) ScopeExternal ScopeString ManipulationCommon String Functions Input/Output Safe Input Printing to Console Printing to StringsRegular ExpressionsError HandlingFile HandlingOpening & Closing FilesWriting to a FileReading a FileAppending DataTruncating a FileMoving within a FileFile LockingFile AttributesDirectory Traversal Memory ManagementLibrariesCompile TimeCommand Line ArgumentsPreprocessor DirectivesUsing Make