O-Level Made Simple

O-Level Made Simple

Programming and Problem Solving Through C Language

by Jain, Shashi Singh, Madhulika Jain

2004· ISBN 9788176567305
About
According to DOEACC M4.1-R3 Syllabus effective from July, 2003 Examination,This book covers the entire syllabus for Module 4.1-R3 paper namely, Programming and Problem Solving through 'C' Language, in clear and simple style. Each concept in the book is illustrated with practical examples. The book elucidates both basic and advanced topics in 'C'.This book also presents a detailed discussion on arrays, pointers and functions in a manner that students of science, art or commerce streams can understand these topics very easily.Special Features of the book are:Steps in program development are explained in easy to understand language.Programming basics such as how to use different types of controls, functions, pointers, data structures and unions are clearly presented with suitable examples.A set of review questions with answers added at the end of each chapter. Inclusion of a set of sample papers help readers to well prepare themselves before appearing for the DOEACC examination.A comprehensive index and glossary of technical terms are added for easy access and thorough understanding of the subject matter.

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