Pointers on C—Instructor´s Guide i
Contents
Chapter 1 A Quick Start ........................................................................................................ 1
Chapter 2 Basic Concepts ...................................................................................................... 7
Chapter 3 Data ....................................................................................................................... 11
Chapter 4 Statements ............................................................................................................. 15
Chapter 5 Operators and Expressions .................................................................................... 23
Chapter 6 Pointers .................................................................................................................. 29
Chapter 7 Functions ............................................................................................................... 37
Chapter 8 Arrays .................................................................................................................... 43
Chapter 9 Strings, Characters, and Bytes .............................................................................. 55
Chapter 10 Structures and Unions ........................................................................................... 69
Chapter 11 Dynamic Memory Allocation ................................................................................ 75
Chapter 12 Using Structures and Pointers ............................................................................... 79
Chapter 13 Advanced Pointer Topics ...................................................................................... 87
Chapter 14 The Preprocessor ................................................................................................... 93
Chapter 15 Input/Output Functions .......................................................................................... 95
Chapter 16 Standard Library .................................................................................................... 119
Chapter 17 Classic Abstract Data Types ................................................................................. 129
Chapter 18 Runtime Environment ........................................................................................... 145
