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Introduction to C - Basic I/O - Reading: Chapter 1
LAB 1
Homework: What are the outputs of these C programs?
References: Floating-point numbers;
EOF character
More example C programs - Reading: Chapter 1
Arrays and Control Flow - Reading: Section 1.6 and Chapter 3
LAB 2
Types, Operators and Expressions - Reading: Chapter 2
References:
C data types;
Unicode in C;
How to convert from octal or
hexadecimal to decimal.
Pointers (part 1) - Reading: Chapter 5
Structures - Reading: Chapter 6
Reference:
C programming FAQ
C programming exercises (with solutions)
Note:: If you do not have time to solve all problems on that page, focus on sections "Array", "Pointer" and "String".
Pointers and Arrays (part 2) - Reading: Chapter 5
File I/O - Reading: Section 7.5
Introduction to UNIX -
Reference
References: UNIX file types,
The Strange Birth and Long Life of Unix, IEEE Spectrum, Decmber 2011
Introduction to UNIX - part 2 -
Reference
Reference:
chmod tutorial
Writing Shell Scripts - Reading: this tutorial (will be posted on Nov. 20 and removed on Nov. 24)
Shell Script Control Structures -
Reading: the above tutorial (scanned notes).
Reference: Bourne shell tutorial
Writing Shell Scripts - part 3 - Reading: the above tutorial (scanned notes); this tutorial.
Bitwise Operators - Reading: C book, section 2.9