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1. Verfasser:	Kalicharan, Noel (VerfasserIn)
Format:	Buch
Sprache:	English
Veröffentlicht:	Düren Shaker Verlag 2020
Ausgabe:	First published September 2005, republished August 2008, revised 2015, 2020
Schriftenreihe:	Berichte aus der Informatik
Schlagworte:	C > Programmiersprache Informatik Programmierung C-Programmierung
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Beschreibung:	ix, 258 Seiten 21 cm, 404 g
ISBN:	9783844074222 3844074228

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adam_text	CONTENTS 1 FIRST CONCEPTS............................................................................................................................. 1 1.1 HOW A COMPUTER SOLVES A PROBLEM .................................................................................................. 3 1.1.1 DEFINE THE PROBLEM ................................................................................................................. 3 1.1.2 ANALYZE THE PROBLEM ............................................................................................................... 4 1.1.3 DEVELOP AN ALGORITHM TO SOLVE THE PROBLEM ......................................................................... 4 1.1.4 WRITE THE PROGRAM FOR THE ALGORITHM .................................................................................... 6 1.1.5 TEST AND DEBUG THE PROGRAM .................................................................................................. 8 1.1.6 DOCUMENT THE PROGRAM ........................................................................................................... 9 1.1.7 MAINTAIN THE PROGRAM .............................................................................................................. 9 1.2 HOW A COMPUTER EXECUTES A PROGRAM ........................................................................................... 10 1.3 DATA TYPES ........................................................................................................................................ 10 1.4 CHARACTERS ......................................................................................................................................... 12 1.5 WELCOME TO C PROGRAMMING ........................................................................................................... 12 1.5.1 RUN THE PROGRAM ................................................................................................................... 13 1.5.2 PROGRAM LAYOUT ..................................................................................................................... 14 1.6 WRITE OUTPUT WITH PRINTF .............................................................................................................. 14 1.6.1 THE NEWLINE CHARACTER, N .................................................................................................... 15 1.6.2 ESCAPE SEQUENCES ................................................................................................................... 16 1.6.3 PRINT THE VALUE OF A VARIABLE ................................................................................................ 17 1.7 COMMENTS ......................................................................................................................................... 18 1.8 VARIABLES ........................................................................................................................................... 18 EXERCISES 1 ............................................................................................................................................. 20 2 C - THE BASICS ....................................................................................................................... 22 2.1 THE C ALPHABET ................................................................................................................................ 23 2.2 C TOKENS ........................................................................................................................................... 23 2.2.1 SPACING WITHIN A PROGRAM .................................................................................................... 24 2.2.2 RESERVED WORDS .................................................................................................................... 25 2.2.3 IDENTIFIERS ............................................................................................................................... 26 2.2.4 SOME NAMING CONVENTIONS ................................................................................................... 26 2.3 BASIC DATA TYPES .............................................................................................................................. 27 2.4 INTEGERS-INT ................................................................................................................................... 27 2.4.1 DECLARE VARIABLES .................................................................................................................. 28 2.4.2 INTEGER EXPRESSIONS .............................................................................................................. 28 2.4.3 PRECEDENCE OF OPERATORS ...................................................................................................... 29 2.4.4 PRINT AN INTEGER USING A FIELD WIDTH ................................................................................ 30 2.5 FLOATING-POINT NUMBERS - FLOAT AND DOUBLE ............................................................................... 32 2.5.1 PRINT DOUBLE AND FLOAT VARIABLES ........................................................................................ 32 2.5.2 ASSIGNMENT BETWEEN DOUBLE AND FLOAT ............................................................................. 34 2.5.3 FLOATING-POINT EXPRESSIONS ............................................. 35 2.5.4 EXPRESSIONS WITH INTEGER AND FLOATING-POINT VALUES ......................................................... 35 2.5.5 ASSIGN DOUBLE/FLOAT TO INT .................................................................................................36 2.6 STRINGS .............................................................................................................................................. 37 2.7 THE ASSIGNMENT STATEMENT ............................................................................................................. 39 2.8 PRINTF ...........................................................................................................................................40 EXERCISES 2 .............................................................................................................................................. 41 3 PROGRAMS WITH SEQUENCE LOGIC ............................................................................................. 44 3.1 HOW TO READ DATA SUPPLIED BY A USER ........................................................................................... 44 3.2 SCANF ................................................................................................................................................47 3.2.1 READ DATA INTO A FLOAT VARIABLE ............................................................................................ 48 3.2.2 READ DATA INTO A DOUBLE VARIABLE ........................................................................................ 49 3.3 READ STRINGS ..................................................................................................................................... 50 3.4 EXAMPLES .......................................................................................................................................... 51 3.4.1 PROBLEM 1 - AVERAGE ............................................................................................................ 51 3.4.2 PROBLEM 2 - SQUARE ............................................................................................................... 52 3.4.3 PROBLEM 3 - BANKING ............................................................................................................ 53 3.4.4 PROBLEM 4 - TICKETS .............................................................................................................. 56 EXERCISES 3 .............................................................................................................................................. 57 4 PROGRAMS WITH SELECTION LOGIC ............................................................................................. 60 4.1 BOOLEAN EXPRESSIONS ....................................................................................................................... 60 4.1.1 AND, && ..................................................................................................................................... 61 4.1.2 OR, \| \| ....................................................................................................................................... 62 4.1.3 NOT, ! ....................................................................................................................................... 62 4.2 THE IF CONSTRUCT .............................................................................................................................. 63 4.2.1 EXAMPLE - FIND THE SUM OF TWO LENGTHS ........................................................................... 67 4.3 THE IF. . .ELSE CONSTRUCT .............................................................................................................. 69 4.3.1 CALCULATE PAY .......................................................................................................................... 72 4.4 ON PROGRAM TESTING ........................................................................................................................74 4.5 SYMBOLIC CONSTANTS IN C ................................................................................................................. 75 4.5.1 THE #DEFINE DIRECTIVE .......................................................................................................... 75 4.5.2 EXAMPLE - SYMBOLIC CONSTANTS ............................................................................................ 76 4.6 MORE EXAMPLES ................................................................................................................................ 77 4.6.1 PRINT A LETTER GRADE .............................................................................................................. 77 4.6.2 CLASSIFY TRIANGLES .................................................................................................................. 79 EXERCISES 4 .............................................................................................................................................. 80 5 PROGRAMS WITH REPETITION LOGIC ............................................................................................ 84 5.1 THE WHILE CONSTRUCT ......................................................................................................................84 5.1.1 FIND THE HIGHEST COMMON FACTOR ........................................................................................ 89 5.2 KEEP A COUNT .................................................................................................................................... 90 5.2.1 FIND AVERAGE ......................................................................................................................... 91 5.3 INCREMENT AND DECREMENT OPERATORS ........................................................................................... 92 5.4 ASSIGNMENT OPERATORS .................................................................................................................... 93 5.5 FIND LARGEST 94 5.6 FIND SMALLEST ...................................................................................................................................96 5.7 READ DATA FROM A FILE .....................................................................................................................98 5.7.1 FSCANF ..................................................................................................................................100 5.7.2 FIND AVERAGE OF NUMBERS IN A FILE ....................................................................................100 5.8 SEND OUTPUT TO A FILE ..................................................................................................................... 102 5.8.1 FPRINTF ............................................................................................................................. 102 VII 5.9 EXAMPLE - PAYROLL ....................................................................................................................... 104 5.10 THE FOR CONSTRUCT ......................................................................................................................... 109 5.10.1 THE FOR STATEMENT IN C ..................................................................................................... ILL 5.10.2 A BIT OF AESTHETICS ............................................................................................................. 115 5.11 PRODUCE MULTIPLICATION TABLES .....................................................................................................116 5.12 TEMPERATURE CONVERSION TABLE ...................................................................................................119 5.13 THE EXPRESSIVE POWER OF FOR ....................................................................................................... 121 5.14 THE DO. . .WHILE STATEMENT ........................................................................................................... 122 5.14.1 HIGHEST COMMON FACTOR, HCF ........................................................................................... 123 5.14.2 BANK INTEREST ...................................................................................................................... 124 EXERCISES 5 .............................................................................................................................................. 125 6 WORKING WITH CHARACTERS....................................................................................................... 130 6.1 CHARACTER SETS ................................................................................................................................ 130 6.2 CHARACTER CONSTANTS AND VALUES .................................................................................................. 131 6.3 THE TYPE CHAR ................................................................................................................................ 132 6.4 CHARACTERS IN ARITHMETIC EXPRESSIONS ........................................................................................ 132 6.4.1 CONVERT BETWEEN UPPERCASE AND LOWERCASE .................................................................... 133 6.5 READ AND PRINT CHARACTERS ........................................................................................................... 134 6.6 COUNT CHARACTERS ........................................................................................................................... 140 6.7 COUNT BLANKS IN A LINE OF DATA ...................................................................................................... 141 6.8 COMPARE CHARACTERS ..................................................................................................................... 142 6.9 READ CHARACTERS FROM A FILE ........................................................................................................ 143 6.10 WRITE CHARACTERS TO A FILE ............................................................................................................. 145 6.11 CONVERT DIGIT CHARACTERS TO AN INTEGER .......................................................................................148 EXERCISES 6 ..............................................................................................................................................150 7 FUNCTIONS ................................................................................................................................. 152 7.1 SKIPLINES ....................................................................................................................................... 153 7.2 A PROGRAM WITH A FUNCTION .......................................................................................................... 154 7.2.1 THE FUNCTION HEADER ........................................................................................................... 155 7.2.2 HOW A FUNCTION GETS ITS DATA ..............................................................................................156 7.3 MAX..................................................................................................................................................157 7.4 PRINT THE DAY..................................................................................................................................160 7.5 HIGHEST COMMON FACTOR, HCF ...................................................................................................... 162 7.5.1 USE HCF TO FIND LCM ........................................................................................................... 164 7.6 FACTORIAL ....................................................................................................................................... 164 7.6.1 USE FACTORIAL ......................................................................................................................167 7.6.2 COMBINATIONS ........................................................................................................................ 169 7.7 JOB CHARGE ....................................................................................................................................... 171 7.8 CALCULATE PAY .................................................................................................................................. 171 7.9 FIND THE SUM OF EXACT DIVISORS ..................................................................................................... 172 7.9.1 CLASSIFY NUMBERS AS DEFICIENT, PERFECT OR ABUNDANT ........................................................ 172 7.10 SOME CHARACTER FUNCTIONS ........................................................................................................... 173 7.10.1 POSITION OF A LETTER IN THE ALPHABET .................................................................................. 175 7.11 FETCH THE NEXT INTEGER ...................................................................................................................177 EXERCISES 7 .............................................................................................................................................. 179 VIII 8 WORKING WITH ARRAYS ............................................................................................................ 182 8.1 DECLARE AN ARRAY .......................................................................................................................... 183 8.2 STORE VALUES M AN ARRAY ............................................................................................................... 185 8.3 FIND AVERAGE AND DIFFERENCES FROM AVERAGE ............................................................................. 187 8.4 LETTER FREQUENCY COUNT ................................................................................................................190 8.5 MAKE BETTER USE OF FOPEN ............................................................................................................. 192 8.6 PASS AN ARRAY AS AN ARGUMENT TO A FUNCTION .............................................................................194 8.7 STRING - ARRAY OF CHARACTERS .........................................................................................................196 8.7.1 REVERSE THE CHARACTERS IN A STRING .......................................................199 8.8 PALINDROME .................................................................................................................................... 202 8.8.1 A BETTER PALINDROME FUNCTION .......................................................................................... 204 8.9 ARRAY OF STRINGS - NAME OF DAY REVISITED .................................................................................. 206 8.10 A FLEXIBLE GETSTRING FUNCTION .................................................................................................... 208 8.11 GEOGRAPHY QUIZ PROGRAM ............................................................................................................. 210 8.12 FIND LARGEST IN ARRAY ....................................................................................................................213 8.13 FIND SMALLEST IN ARRAY ..................................................................................................................215 8.14 A VOTING PROBLEM .......................................................................................................................... 216 EXERCISES 8 .............................................................................................................................................. 220 9 SORTING AND SEARCHING ........................................................................................................... 223 9.1 SEARCH ARRAY - SEQUENTIAL SEARCH ................................................................................................ 223 9.2 SORT ARRAY - SELECTION SORT ............................................................................................................ 225 9.3 SORT ARRAY - INSERTION SORT ............................................................................................................231 9.3.1 INSERT AN ELEMENT IN PLACE ................................................................................... 236 9.4 SORT ARRAY OF STRINGS ..................................................................................................................... 237 9.4.1 VARIABLE-LENGTH ARRAYS ........................................................................................................ 237 9.5 SORT PARALLEL ARRAYS ...................................................................................................................... 239 9.6 SEARCH SORTED ARRAY - BINARY SEARCH .......................................................................................... 240 9.7 WORD FREQUENCY COUNT ................................................................................................................ 242 EXERCISES 9 ............................................................................................................................................ 247 APPENDIX A - KEYWORDS IN C ...................................................................................................................... 249 APPENDIX B - THE ASCII CHARACTER SET ....................................................................................................... 250 APPENDIX C - REPRESENTATION OF INTEGERS ..................................................................................................251 CONVERT DECIMAL NUMBERS TO BINARY ...................................................................................................251 REPRESENTATION OF INTEGERS ...................................................................................................................252 TWO * S COMPLEMENT ................................................................................................................................ 252 APPENDIX D - HOW TO GET A C COMPILER ...................................................................................................... 254 INDEX ............................................................................................................................................................. 255 IX
adam_txt	CONTENTS 1 FIRST CONCEPTS. 1 1.1 HOW A COMPUTER SOLVES A PROBLEM . 3 1.1.1 DEFINE THE PROBLEM . 3 1.1.2 ANALYZE THE PROBLEM . 4 1.1.3 DEVELOP AN ALGORITHM TO SOLVE THE PROBLEM . 4 1.1.4 WRITE THE PROGRAM FOR THE ALGORITHM . 6 1.1.5 TEST AND DEBUG THE PROGRAM . 8 1.1.6 DOCUMENT THE PROGRAM . 9 1.1.7 MAINTAIN THE PROGRAM . 9 1.2 HOW A COMPUTER EXECUTES A PROGRAM . 10 1.3 DATA TYPES . 10 1.4 CHARACTERS . 12 1.5 WELCOME TO C PROGRAMMING . 12 1.5.1 RUN THE PROGRAM . 13 1.5.2 PROGRAM LAYOUT . 14 1.6 WRITE OUTPUT WITH PRINTF . 14 1.6.1 THE NEWLINE CHARACTER, \N . 15 1.6.2 ESCAPE SEQUENCES . 16 1.6.3 PRINT THE VALUE OF A VARIABLE . 17 1.7 COMMENTS . 18 1.8 VARIABLES . 18 EXERCISES 1 . 20 2 C - THE BASICS . 22 2.1 THE C ALPHABET . 23 2.2 C TOKENS . 23 2.2.1 SPACING WITHIN A PROGRAM . 24 2.2.2 RESERVED WORDS . 25 2.2.3 IDENTIFIERS . 26 2.2.4 SOME NAMING CONVENTIONS . 26 2.3 BASIC DATA TYPES . 27 2.4 INTEGERS-INT . 27 2.4.1 DECLARE VARIABLES . 28 2.4.2 INTEGER EXPRESSIONS . 28 2.4.3 PRECEDENCE OF OPERATORS . 29 2.4.4 PRINT AN INTEGER USING A "FIELD WIDTH" . 30 2.5 FLOATING-POINT NUMBERS - FLOAT AND DOUBLE . 32 2.5.1 PRINT DOUBLE AND FLOAT VARIABLES . 32 2.5.2 ASSIGNMENT BETWEEN DOUBLE AND FLOAT . 34 2.5.3 FLOATING-POINT EXPRESSIONS . 35 2.5.4 EXPRESSIONS WITH INTEGER AND FLOATING-POINT VALUES . 35 2.5.5 ASSIGN DOUBLE/FLOAT TO INT .36 2.6 STRINGS . 37 2.7 THE ASSIGNMENT STATEMENT . 39 2.8 PRINTF .40 EXERCISES 2 . 41 3 PROGRAMS WITH SEQUENCE LOGIC . 44 3.1 HOW TO READ DATA SUPPLIED BY A USER . 44 3.2 SCANF .47 3.2.1 READ DATA INTO A FLOAT VARIABLE . 48 3.2.2 READ DATA INTO A DOUBLE VARIABLE . 49 3.3 READ STRINGS . 50 3.4 EXAMPLES . 51 3.4.1 PROBLEM 1 - AVERAGE . 51 3.4.2 PROBLEM 2 - SQUARE . 52 3.4.3 PROBLEM 3 - BANKING . 53 3.4.4 PROBLEM 4 - TICKETS . 56 EXERCISES 3 . 57 4 PROGRAMS WITH SELECTION LOGIC . 60 4.1 BOOLEAN EXPRESSIONS . 60 4.1.1 AND, && . 61 4.1.2 OR, \| \| . 62 4.1.3 NOT, ! . 62 4.2 THE IF CONSTRUCT . 63 4.2.1 EXAMPLE - FIND THE SUM OF TWO LENGTHS . 67 4.3 THE IF. . .ELSE CONSTRUCT . 69 4.3.1 CALCULATE PAY . 72 4.4 ON PROGRAM TESTING .74 4.5 SYMBOLIC CONSTANTS IN C . 75 4.5.1 THE #DEFINE DIRECTIVE . 75 4.5.2 EXAMPLE - SYMBOLIC CONSTANTS . 76 4.6 MORE EXAMPLES . 77 4.6.1 PRINT A LETTER GRADE . 77 4.6.2 CLASSIFY TRIANGLES . 79 EXERCISES 4 . 80 5 PROGRAMS WITH REPETITION LOGIC . 84 5.1 THE WHILE CONSTRUCT .84 5.1.1 FIND THE HIGHEST COMMON FACTOR . 89 5.2 KEEP A COUNT . 90 5.2.1 FIND AVERAGE . 91 5.3 INCREMENT AND DECREMENT OPERATORS . 92 5.4 ASSIGNMENT OPERATORS . 93 5.5 FIND LARGEST 94 5.6 FIND SMALLEST .96 5.7 READ DATA FROM A FILE .98 5.7.1 FSCANF .100 5.7.2 FIND AVERAGE OF NUMBERS IN A FILE .100 5.8 SEND OUTPUT TO A FILE . 102 5.8.1 FPRINTF . 102 VII 5.9 EXAMPLE - PAYROLL . 104 5.10 THE FOR CONSTRUCT . 109 5.10.1 THE FOR STATEMENT IN C . ILL 5.10.2 A BIT OF AESTHETICS . 115 5.11 PRODUCE MULTIPLICATION TABLES .116 5.12 TEMPERATURE CONVERSION TABLE .119 5.13 THE EXPRESSIVE POWER OF FOR . 121 5.14 THE DO. . .WHILE STATEMENT . 122 5.14.1 HIGHEST COMMON FACTOR, HCF . 123 5.14.2 BANK INTEREST . 124 EXERCISES 5 . 125 6 WORKING WITH CHARACTERS. 130 6.1 CHARACTER SETS . 130 6.2 CHARACTER CONSTANTS AND VALUES . 131 6.3 THE TYPE CHAR . 132 6.4 CHARACTERS IN ARITHMETIC EXPRESSIONS . 132 6.4.1 CONVERT BETWEEN UPPERCASE AND LOWERCASE . 133 6.5 READ AND PRINT CHARACTERS . 134 6.6 COUNT CHARACTERS . 140 6.7 COUNT BLANKS IN A LINE OF DATA . 141 6.8 COMPARE CHARACTERS . 142 6.9 READ CHARACTERS FROM A FILE . 143 6.10 WRITE CHARACTERS TO A FILE . 145 6.11 CONVERT DIGIT CHARACTERS TO AN INTEGER .148 EXERCISES 6 .150 7 FUNCTIONS . 152 7.1 SKIPLINES . 153 7.2 A PROGRAM WITH A FUNCTION . 154 7.2.1 THE FUNCTION HEADER . 155 7.2.2 HOW A FUNCTION GETS ITS DATA .156 7.3 MAX.157 7.4 PRINT THE DAY.160 7.5 HIGHEST COMMON FACTOR, HCF . 162 7.5.1 USE HCF TO FIND LCM . 164 7.6 FACTORIAL . 164 7.6.1 USE FACTORIAL .167 7.6.2 COMBINATIONS . 169 7.7 JOB CHARGE . 171 7.8 CALCULATE PAY . 171 7.9 FIND THE SUM OF EXACT DIVISORS . 172 7.9.1 CLASSIFY NUMBERS AS DEFICIENT, PERFECT OR ABUNDANT . 172 7.10 SOME CHARACTER FUNCTIONS . 173 7.10.1 POSITION OF A LETTER IN THE ALPHABET . 175 7.11 FETCH THE NEXT INTEGER .177 EXERCISES 7 . 179 VIII 8 WORKING WITH ARRAYS . 182 8.1 DECLARE AN ARRAY . 183 8.2 STORE VALUES M AN ARRAY . 185 8.3 FIND AVERAGE AND DIFFERENCES FROM AVERAGE . 187 8.4 LETTER FREQUENCY COUNT .190 8.5 MAKE BETTER USE OF FOPEN . 192 8.6 PASS AN ARRAY AS AN ARGUMENT TO A FUNCTION .194 8.7 STRING - ARRAY OF CHARACTERS .196 8.7.1 REVERSE THE CHARACTERS IN A STRING .199 8.8 PALINDROME . 202 8.8.1 A BETTER PALINDROME FUNCTION . 204 8.9 ARRAY OF STRINGS - NAME OF DAY REVISITED . 206 8.10 A FLEXIBLE GETSTRING FUNCTION . 208 8.11 GEOGRAPHY QUIZ PROGRAM . 210 8.12 FIND LARGEST IN ARRAY .213 8.13 FIND SMALLEST IN ARRAY .215 8.14 A VOTING PROBLEM . 216 EXERCISES 8 . 220 9 SORTING AND SEARCHING . 223 9.1 SEARCH ARRAY - SEQUENTIAL SEARCH . 223 9.2 SORT ARRAY - SELECTION SORT . 225 9.3 SORT ARRAY - INSERTION SORT .231 9.3.1 INSERT AN ELEMENT IN PLACE . 236 9.4 SORT ARRAY OF STRINGS . 237 9.4.1 VARIABLE-LENGTH ARRAYS . 237 9.5 SORT PARALLEL ARRAYS . 239 9.6 SEARCH SORTED ARRAY - BINARY SEARCH . 240 9.7 WORD FREQUENCY COUNT . 242 EXERCISES 9 . 247 APPENDIX A - KEYWORDS IN C . 249 APPENDIX B - THE ASCII CHARACTER SET . 250 APPENDIX C - REPRESENTATION OF INTEGERS .251 CONVERT DECIMAL NUMBERS TO BINARY .251 REPRESENTATION OF INTEGERS .252 TWO * S COMPLEMENT . 252 APPENDIX D - HOW TO GET A C COMPILER . 254 INDEX . 255 IX
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