The Unofficial C for Dummies Web Page
2024年12月28日 · The Unofficial C For Dummies Website This page supports the C programming books written by Dan Gookin, as well as the C language training courses offered online at LinkedIn Learning. All coders are welcome.
C Programming For Dummies
This page supports my book, C Programming For Dummies. For my earlier title, Beginning C Programming For Dummies, click here. From the Book
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Click a link below to peruse my solution to the various exercises presented in my book, C Programming For Dummies. Chapter 1
Beginning Programming C For Dummies
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Building a String | C For Dummies Blog
2025年1月4日 · In C, however, when a function is absent (and a lot of them are, comparably), you must code your own. Such is the case with building a string. The C language features the strcat() function, which sticks one string onto the end of another.
The Double Factorial – Solution | C For Dummies Blog
2024_12-Exercise-b.c #include <stdio.h> int double_factorial(int a) { if( a>2 ) return( a * double_factorial(a-2) ); return(a); } int main() { int f; /* prompt */ printf("Enter a positive integer: "); scanf("%d",&f); if( f<1 ) return -1; /* output results */ printf("%d!! = %d\n",f,double_factorial(f) ); …
The Unofficial C for Dummies Web Page
2024年11月9日 · The Unofficial C For Dummies Website This page supports the C programming books written by Dan Gookin, as well as the C language training courses offered online at LinkedIn Learning. All coders are welcome.
The Double Factorial | C For Dummies Blog
2024年12月1日 · Difficulty: ★ ★ ☆ ☆ It’s common in programming to use a factorial as a way to teach about recursion. For example, 5! (five factorial) is 5×4×3×2×1, which is 120.
The Pig Latin Translator, Part I | C For Dummies Blog
2024年12月14日 · One of my older C programming books featured a sample program that translated English words into their Pig Latin equivalent. It’s time to revisit this code. The program I wrote back in 2004, published in the C All-in-One Desktop Reference For Dummies (Wiley)(over 800 pages long!), is a filter.