The C Puzzle Book

Features

• Cover Type: Paperback with 192 pages
• Published by: Addison-Wesley Professional; Rev Sub edition October 15, 1998
• Written in: English
• ISBN 10 Number: 0201604612
• ISBN 13 Number: 978-0201604610
• Book Dimensions: 9.2 x 7.4 x 0.4 inches
• Weighs: 12.6 ounces

Book Description
The C Puzzle Book is an great choice for all programmers who want to expand on their basic knowledge of the C programming language. Completely compliant with ANSI C, this book has been designed to help readers gain a more thorough understanding of the C syntax and semantics through interesting puzzles that challenge the readers' proficiency with the basics.

C programming specialist Alan Feuer covers major topics of C from different angles so the reader may gain a more complete understanding for the subject. He accomplishes this by including a variety of C program puzzles, challenging you to follow the puzzle through to determine the outcome. In many cases the programs are print statements, so the puzzle solution is the resulting printout. Once you have determined the puzzle solution, you may compare it with a detailed, step-by-step derivation offered in the book. The C Puzzle Book teaches intermediate C programming with an effective and unique method -- and it's fun! Working through formidable puzzles and checking your results fine tunes your skills for future programming challenges. This book is a great next step for any programmer who desires a deeper understanding of the C programming language.

Book Info
Teaches intermediate C programming with an effective & unique method. Working through formidable puzzles & checking your results fine tunes your skills for future programming challenges. A grate next step for any programmer who desires a deeper understanding of the C programming language. Paper. DLC: C (Computer program language).

Reader Reviews
I truly wish I got a copy of this book earlier. It has explained a lot of strange quirks in C that I feel most people don't know about. What's amazing is that it's the smallest book on C I own and I learned more from this book then all the others. It's a great book for people doing C++, considering C is a subset of C++.