Let Us C 16th Edition

Let Us C has been part of learning and teaching material in mostEngineering and Science Institutes round the country for years now.From last year or so, I received several suggestions that its size bepruned a bit, as many learners who learn C language in their Engineeringor Science curriculum have some familiarity with it. I am happy to fulfillthis request. I hope the readers would appreciate the lean look of thecurrent edition.In one of the previous edition I had realigned the chapters in such amanner that if a C programming course is taught using Let Us C, it can befinished in 22 lectures of one hour each, with one chapter's contentsdevoted to one lecture. I am happy that many readers liked this idea andreported that this has made their learning path trouble-free. A morerational reorganization of end-of-chapter exercises in the book has alsobeen well-received. Riding on that feedback I had introduced one morefeature in the fifteenth edition-KanNotes. These are hand-craftednotes on C programming. From the reader's emails I gather that theyhave turned out to be very useful to help revise their concepts on theday before the examination, viva-voce or interview.Many readers also told me that they have immensely benefitted fromthe inclusion of the chapter on Interview FAQs. I have improved thischapter further. The rationale behind this chapter is simple-ultimatelyall the readers of Let Us C sooner or later end up in an interview roomwhere they are required to take questions on C programming. I nowhave a proof that this chapter has helped to make that journey smoothand fruitful.All the programs present in the book (and some more) are available insource code form at www.kicit.com/books/letusc/sourcecode. You arefree to download them, improve them, change them, do whatever withthem. If you wish to get solutions for the Exercises in the book they areavailable in another book titled 'Let Us C Solutions'. If you want somemore problems for practice they are available in the book titled 'Let Us CWorkbook'. As usual, new editions of these t

Let Us C has been part of learning and teaching material in mostO Over three million copies sold worldwide.Authentic Guide to C Programming LanguageBasic / Intermediate/Advanced C Programming, C Under Unix and GNOME Programming Using GTK Library DESCRIPTION"e; Simplicity"e; -that has been the hallmark of this book in not only its previous fourteen English editions, but also in the Hindi, Gujarati, Japanese, Korean, Chinese and US editions. This book doesn't assume any programming background. It begins with the basics and steadily builds the pace so that the reader finds it easy to handle advanced topics towards the end of the book. Easter chapter contains: Lucid explanation of the conceptWell though-out, fully working programming examplesEnd-of-chapter exercises that would help you practise the skills learned in the chapterHand-crafted "e;KanNotes"e; that would help you remember and revise the concepts covered in each chapterEngineering and Science Institutes round the country for years now.From last year or so, I received several suggestions that its size bepruned a bit, as many learners who learn C language in their Engineeringor Science curriculum have some familiarity with it. I am happy to fulfillthis request. I hope the readers would appreciate the lean look of thecurrent edition.In one of the previous edition I had realigned the chapters in such amanner that if a C programming course is taught using Let Us C, it can befinished in 22 lectures of one hour each, with one chapter's contentsdevoted to one lecture. I am happy that many readers liked this idea andreported that this has made their learning path trouble-free. A morerational reorganization of end-of-chapter exercises in the book has alsobeen well-received. Riding on that feedback I had introduced one morefeature in the fifteenth edition-KanNotes. These are hand-craftednotes on C programming. From the reader's emails I gather that theyhave turned out to be very useful to help revise their concepts on theday before the examination, viva-voce or interview.Many readers also told me that they have immensely benefitted fromthe inclusion of the chapter on Interview FAQs. I have improved thischapter further. The rationale behind this chapter is simple-ultimatelyall the readers of Let Us C sooner or later end up in an interview roomwhere they are required to take questions on C programming. I nowhave a proof that this chapter has helped to make that journey smoothand fruitful.All the programs present in the book (and some more) are available insource code form at www.kicit.com/books/letusc/sourcecode. You arefree to download them, improve them, change them, do whatever withthem. If you wish to get solutions for the Exercises in the book they areavailable in another book titled 'Let Us C Solutions'. If you want somemore problems for practice they are available in the book titled 'Let Us CWorkbook'. As usual, new editions of these t

Description: Best way to learn any programming language is to create good programs in it. C is not exception to this rule. Once you decide to write any program you would find that there are always at least two ways to write it. So you need to find out whether you have chosen the best way to implement your program. That's where you would find this book useful. It contains solutions to all the exercises present in Let Us C 15th Edition. If you learn the language elements from Let Us C, write programs for the problems given in the exercises and then cross check your answers with the solutions given in this book you would be well on your way to become a skilled C programmer. I am sure you would appreciate this learning path like the millions of students and professionals have in the past decade.Table Of Contents:IntroductionChapter 0 : Before We beginChapter 1 : Getting StartedChapter 2 : C InstructionsChapter 3 : Decision Control InstructionChapter 4 : More Complex Decision MakingChapter 5 : Loop control InstructionChapter 6 : More Complex RepetitionsChapter 7 : Case Control InstructionChapter 8 : FunctionsChapter 9 : PointersChapter 10 : RecursionChapter 11 : Data Types RevisitedChapter 12 : The C PreprocessorChapter 13 : ArraysChapter 14 : Multidimensional ArraysChapter 15 : StringsChapter 16 : Handling Multiple StringsChapter 17 : StructuresChapter 18 : Console Input/ OutputChapter 19 : File Input/outputChapter 20 : More Issues in Input/OutputChapter 21 : Operations on BitsChapter 22 : Miscellaneous featuresChapter 23 : C Under Linux

Learn the hand-crafted notes on C programming Key Features ● Strengthens the foundations, as a detailed explanation of programming language concepts are given ● Lucid explanation of the concept ● Well thought-out, fully working programming examples ● End-of-chapter exercises that would help you practice the skills learned in the chapter ● Hand-crafted “KanNotes” at the end of the each chapter that would help the reader remember and revise the concepts covered in the chapter ● Focuses on how to think logically to solve a problem Description The new edition of this classic book has been thoroughly revamped, but remains faithful to the principles that have established it as a favourite amongst students, teachers and software professionals round the world. “Simplicity”- that has been the hallmark of this book in not only its previous sixteen English editions, but also in the Hindi, Gujrati, Japanese, Korean, Chinese and US editions. This book doesn’t assume any programming background. It begins with the basics and steadily builds the pace so that the reader finds it easy to handle advanced topics towards the end of the book. What will you learn ● C Instructions ● Decision Control Instruction , Loop Control Instruction , Case Control Instruction ● Functions, Pointers, Recursion ● Data Types, The C Preprocessor ● Arrays, Strings ● Structures, Console Input/Output, File Input/Output Who this book is for Students, Programmers, researchers, and software developers who wish to learn the basics of C++ programming language. Table of Contents 1. Getting Started 2. C Instructions 3. Decision Control Instruction 4. More Complex Decision Making 5. Loop Control Instruction 6. More Complex Repetitions 7. Case Control Instruction 8. Functions 9. Pointers 10. Recursion 11. Data Types Revisited 12. The C Preprocessor 13. Arrays 14. Multidimensional Arrays 15. Strings 16. Handling Multiple Strings 17. Structures 18. Console Input/Output 19. File Input/Output 20. More Issues In Input/Output 21. Operations On Bits 22. Miscellaneous Features 23. Interview FAQs Appendix A– Compilation and Execution Appendix B– Precedence Table Appendix C– Chasing the Bugs Appendix D– ASCII Chart Periodic Tests I to IV, Course Tests I, II Index

Getting Started, The Decision Control Structure ,The Loop Control Structure ,The Case Control Structure ,Functions and Pointers Data Types Revisited ,The C Preprocessor, Arrays, Strings, Structures, Console Input/ Output, File Input/ Output, More Issues In Input/ Output, Operations On Bits, Miscellaneous Features, C Under Windows, Network & Internet Programmng C Under Linux, More Linux Programming Appendix A- Cjompilation and Exeuction, B- Precedence Table, C- Chasing the Bugs, D- ASII Chart, Index

Containing numerous exercises along with their solutions, this book enables you to write programs for the given exercises and then cross check your answers with the given solutions sending you on your way to becoming a skilled C programmer. --