Titlebook: Learn C on the Mac; For OS X and iOS David Mark,James Bucanek Book 2012Latest edition David Mark and James Bucanek 2012

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C Basics: Statements and Functions,rent. These next few chapters will explore the syntax of C. This chapter focuses on two of the primary building blocks of C programming: statements and functions. In a nutshell, a statement tells the computer to do something. A function is a series of statements.

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More Data Types,grams are made up of functions, one (and only one!) of which is named main(). Each of these functions uses keywords (such as if, for, and while), operators (such as =, ++, and *=), and variables to manipulate data and make decisions.

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The Command Line,ers spend most of their time inside Xcode. But ultimately, the goal is create a “real” program that runs on its own. A program you can copy to another computer and run there. Maybe one day, a program you upload to the App Store and sell to multitudes of people around the world.

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Designing Your Own Data Structures,type using printf(). Next, you explored the concept of arrays, focusing on the relationship between char arrays and C strings. Along the way, you discovered the #define statement, C’s text substitution mechanism. In Chapters 7, 8 and 9, you learned a lot about pointers.

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Advanced Topics,s, tricks, and techniques that will enhance your programming skills. Some are additional features of the C language while others are advanced programming techniques. You’ll start with a look at type conversion, C’s mechanism for translating one data type to another.

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978-1-4302-4533-9David Mark and James Bucanek 2012