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Pointers On C
Instructor’s Guide
Pointers on C—Instructor´s Guide i
Contents
Chapter 1 A Quick Start 1
Chapter 2 Basic Concepts 7
Chapter 3 Data 11
Chapter 4 Statements 15
Chapter 5 Operators and Expressions 23
Chapter 6 Pointers 29
Chapter 7 Functions 37
Chapter 8 Arrays 43
Chapter 9 Strings, Characters, and Bytes 55
Chapter 10 Structures and Unions 69
Chapter 11 Dynamic Memory Allocation 75
Chapter 12 Using Structures and Pointers 79
Chapter 13 Advanced Pointer Topics 87
Chapter 14 The Preprocessor 93
Chapter 15 Input/Output Functions 95
Chapter 16 Standard Library 119
Chapter 17 Classic Abstract Data Types 129
Chapter 18 Runtime Environment 145
1
A Quick Start
1.1 Questions
1. To make the program easier to read, which in turn makes it easier to maintain later.
3. It is easier to see what a named constant represents, if it is well named, than a literal constant,
which merely displays its value.
4. "%d %s %g\n"
6. The programmer can put in subscript checks where they are needed; in places where the sub-
script is already known to be correct (for example, from having been checked earlier), there is no
overhead expended in checking i
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