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PS I synthesize here in my own words what K&R teach, re-write all their example programs, character by character, solve all the C exercises they hand out. I comment to what K&R teach cursively. I do not copy-paste anything from the book! In regards to the percentages listed: books often have prefaces with Roman numbers and often also lengthy Appendices. In my calculation I include all pages that I effectively study and synthesize.
TCPL 2Ed - Page 006 to 007 - 4.15% Completion
A C program constitutes variables and functions. A function consists of statements which specify the operations that the computer should do and which, together, define the function. Variables store values used by these operations.
'main' is a special function that every C program must include. All other functions reside in main. Main calls in other functions: some of which the programmer writes and others from libraries, such as stdio.h, which is the standard input/output library.
Functions are connect with each other in various ways, among which one is the offering of a list of values, called arguments, by a function that calls another function. These arguments are listed between parentheses. When main has only () with nothing in them, this means that it does not expect any arguments.
TCPL 2Ed - Page 006 to 007 - 4.15% Completion
A C program constitutes variables and functions. A function consists of statements which specify the operations that the computer should do and which, together, define the function. Variables store values used by these operations.
'main' is a special function that every C program must include. All other functions reside in main. Main calls in other functions: some of which the programmer writes and others from libraries, such as stdio.h, which is the standard input/output library.
Functions are connect with each other in various ways, among which one is the offering of a list of values, called arguments, by a function that calls another function. These arguments are listed between parentheses. When main has only () with nothing in them, this means that it does not expect any arguments.
