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"C Programming" is a book published by Electronic Industry Press in August 2003. The author is Tian Shuqing. In accordance with the C standards formulated by the ANSI (US National Standards Association), this book introduces the basic knowledge of C -Langu and chan to readers to introduce the basic knowledge of program design in CNS and simple writing ideas. This book is suitable for beginners who have not learned any procedures to design "language". They can be used as textbooks for undergraduate and college students in colleges and universities. They can also be used as self -study textbooks. The content of this book can be divided into three parts. The first part includes Chapter 1 to Chapter 6; the second part includes Chapter 7 to 12, Chapter 15, 16, and Chapter 21. The remaining chapters form the third part. Readers can read the relevant parts according to their own situation.
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"C Programming" is a book published by Electronic Industry Press in August 2003. The author is Tian Shuqing. In accordance with the C standards formulated by the ANSI (US National Standards Association), this book introduces the basic knowledge of C -Langu and chan to readers to introduce the basic knowledge of program design in CNS and simple writing ideas. This book is suitable for beginners who have not learned any procedures to design "language". They can be used as textbooks for undergraduate and college students in colleges and universities. They can also be used as self -study textbooks. The content of this book can be divided into three parts. The first part includes Chapter 1 to Chapter 6; the second part includes Chapter 7 to 12, Chapter 15, 16, and Chapter 21. The remaining chapters form the third part. Readers can read the relevant parts according to their own situation.