Contents

C for Computational Systems has 11 chapters in two parts, followed by three appendices. Chapter 1 introduces program shape, output, comments, and input; setup instructions are in Appendix A. Chapter Topics summarizes the sequence.

Part I: Foundations

In this part you learn program shape, output, and basic types, then operators and control flow.

• Introduction

• Variables and Types

• Operators

• Conditionals

• Loops

Part II: Memory and Interfaces

In this part you work with arrays, functions, pointers, user-defined types, dynamic memory, and files.

• Arrays and Strings

• Functions

• Pointers

• Structs and Enums

• Dynamic Memory

• Files

Appendices

The appendices cover the development environment, final projects, and a build reference.

• Development Environment

• Final Projects

• Build Reference