C and UNIX

Résumé du livre

Martin L. Barrett and Clifford Wagner combine the efficiency of C with the productivity of UNIX, and give you the foundation to build stronger programming skills! This clear, concise book is written for experienced programmers, as well as those with a background in mathematics, engineering, and science. Five principles guide you through a complete course in programming:. Emphasis on software design via program and data structure design, the design of tables, data encapsulation, and the use of abstract data types solidifies all aspects of the design process. The development of C and UNIX simultaneously, yet independently of one another, allows you to develop skills in both languages, or focus on them individually. Chapter summaries, review problems, and numerous practical programming problems enable you to tie several different concepts together in a coherent scheme. Extensive examples covering scientific problems, applied mathematics, and floating point arithmetic broaden the spectrum of computer scie.