Computer Science: A Structured Programming Approach Using CBrooks/Cole, 2001 - 900 Seiten The Second Edition of this useful book presents both computer science theory and C-language syntax with a principle-before-implementation approach. Forouzan and Gilberg continue to present a clear organizational structure, supplemented by easy-to-follow figures, charts, and tables. Always readable, the book develops programs and functions consistently and clearly, based on the authors' extensive academic and industry experience. The first half of the book builds a firm understanding of expressions, including pointers only to the extent necessary to cover pass-by-reference and arrays. |
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... bytes ) ( if sizeof ( int ) is two bytes ) This is a very common problem with older computers in which the size of an integer is only 2 bytes . Because printf thinks the value is only 2 bytes when it is actually 4 ( a long integer ) ...
... bytes ) ( if sizeof ( int ) is two bytes ) This is a very common problem with older computers in which the size of an integer is only 2 bytes . Because printf thinks the value is only 2 bytes when it is actually 4 ( a long integer ) ...
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... bytes . On most mainframe computers , it is 4 bytes . On the very large supercomputers , it can be as large as 16 bytes . If it is impor- tant to know exactly how large ( in bytes ) an integer is , you can use the sizeof operator , as ...
... bytes . On most mainframe computers , it is 4 bytes . On the very large supercomputers , it can be as large as 16 bytes . If it is impor- tant to know exactly how large ( in bytes ) an integer is , you can use the sizeof operator , as ...
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... bytes be insert- ed to maintain these boundary requirements . For example , consider the struc- ture shown below . In this structure we assume that a floating - point number is stored in a word that requires 6 bytes and must be on an ...
... bytes be insert- ed to maintain these boundary requirements . For example , consider the struc- ture shown below . In this structure we assume that a floating - point number is stored in a word that requires 6 bytes and must be on an ...
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