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Modification Date : Mon Dec 17 2007.
My Voyage through C
I may not update it soon till I get sufficient stuff done myself. If you face any difficulties first ask your concerned teacher and if she recommends then only use the resources here.
The C Programming Resources to supplement my Class room teaching.
Advanced Data Representation Part1 PDF.C code on Pointer to Function, Function pointer, Bit Fields, File Handling, Dynamic Memory Allocation.
An article on Functions in C. HTML and PDF (updated)
The Annotated C Tutorial
A Collaborative effort to make the learning of the language a lot easier. While conceiving this idea my primary objective was to design such a tutorial which could be followed by a new student (sans any programming background) on his own with nothing more than a compiler and a text editor to boot with.
My ramblings against the present day books and tutorials are:
- The books are bulky
- Most of the examples are not illustrated/described
- Don't inculcate best practices
- Printed programs are difficult to read
- Most books don't discuss what is good or what is bad about a certain program
- Programs generally do have a couple of lines which has the core logic in them, generally not emphasized
- Big problems are just unreadable
- Publishers don't take proper care to reformat code to suit code clarity; some publishers really do the stuff but they are quite far n few
- The pace of any C book is about incremental learning but generally concepts discussed later in the book find their unwanted presence in prior programs
- No one points out what a bad program looks like and how it can be given the correct shape
The Contributing Authors:
- Manik Chand Patnaik :me (I will be doing some editing work too)
- Sujata Panda
- Siddhimayee Devi
- Rameswari Mishra
