Let Us C, Eighth Edition (Computer Science) | iPhone Dev Bookstore

Let Us C, Eighth Edition (Computer Science)
	by Yashavant P. Kanetkar List Price: ~~$63.95~~ Your Price: $49.70 You Save: $14.25 (22% off) Add To Cart Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours
Book Description Considered to be one of the best-selling programming books ever written, the eighth edition has now been edited, revised, and updated. A CD-ROM with demos, code, compiler, executables, and MATLAB examples has been added to the book. Simplicity and an easy narration style are the hallmarks of the book, which have made its previous seven editions immensely successful. Today s C programmer (still the language of choice in science, engineering, game programming and for handheld devices) has to master the complexities of the language and contend with its usage in environments like Windows, Linux, and for the Internet. Let Us C, Eighth Edition covers these three aspects of C programming and doesn t assume any programming background. It begins with the basics and steadily builds the pace, so the reader finds it easy to handle more complicated topics later. This popular author has crafted hundreds of excellent programming examples and exercises for every aspect of C programming.
More Details Binding Type: Paperback Number of Pages: 593 Publisher: Jones & Bartlett Publishers Release Date: March 21, 2008 Keywords: iphone-development
Similar Items If you're not sure this is the book for you, perhaps one of these others are: Understanding Pointers in C C Pocket Reference Data Structure Through C Practical C Programming, 3rd Edition Advanced Programming in the UNIX® Environment (2nd Edition)
^ Return to top of page

Shopping Cart

Your shopping cart is currently empty.

Featured Book

Beginning iPhone 4 Development: Exploring the iOS SDK

The authors of the bestselling Beginning iPhone 3 Development are back, with the same excellent material completely updated for iOS 4 and written from the ground up using the latest version of Apple's Xcode 3. All source code has been updated to use the latest Xcode templates and current APIs, and all-new screenshots show Xcode 3 in action.