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Chemistry Boooks Collection

Chemistry Essentials for Dummies ebook download

CHEMISTRY ESSENTIALS FOR DUMMIES

Writer: John T. Moore, EdD

Published Year: 2010

Publisher: Wiley Publishing, Inc.

ISBN: 978-0-470-61836-3

Page: 195 Pages

Size: 2 MB

Hardly any human endeavor doesn’t involve chemistry in some fashion. People use chemical products in their homes — cleaners, medicines, cosmetics, and so on. And they use chemistry in school, from the little girl mixing vinegar and baking soda in her volcano to the Ivy League grad student working on chemical research.

Chemistry has brought people new products and processes. Many times this has been for the good of humankind, but sometimes it’s been for the detriment. Even in those cases, people used chemistry to correct the situations. Chemistry is, as has been said many times, the central science.

This book is to give you the really essential information and concepts that you would face in a first semester chemistry class in high school or college. I’ve omitted a lot of topics found in a typical chemistry textbook. This book is designed to give you the bare essentials.

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Schaum's Outline of Organic Chemistry free Download

ORGANIC CHEMISTRY

Writers: Herbert Meislich

Howard Nechamkin

Jacob Sharefkin

Publisher: Schaum's Outline

Published Year: 2000

ISBN: 0-07-052718-0

Size: 5 MB(rar)

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Gold Chemistry by Fabian Mohr free ebook download

GOLD CHEMISTRY

Editor: Fabian Mohr

Published Year: 2009

Publisher: WILEY-VCH Verlag GmbH & Co. KGaA,Weinheim

ISBN: 978-3-527-32086-8

Size: 3.5 MB (rar)

Page: 426 Pages

For few elements the chemistry has recently undergone such an explosive growth as for gold. This is the more surprising since the chemistry of this element had been dormant during most of the 19th and 20th century when the chemistry of most other elements developed rapidly or at least with a steady pace. In the last three decades, however, the number of reports on significant advances in gold chemistry is increasing at such a rate that scientists interested in this field are already in a need of periodical reviews which critically summarize and highlight the most important contributions. Several publishers have reacted to this situation and a series of overviews dedicated to special subjects, and even special issues of periodicals and books with a more general scope have appeared at shorter and shorter intervals. Meanwhile a growing share of these reviews is dedicated to specific applications of the many new findings in gold chemistry, which naturally have been the most powerful incentives for the worldwide research activities. At least in number, these application-oriented investigations have overruled already the curiosity-driven fundamental scientific studies. The symbiotic and synergistic nature of ‘‘pure and applied gold chemistry’’ turned out to be extremely fruitful and successful. The discovery of the unexpected activity of particulate gold in heterogeneous catalysis – observed e. g. in important reactions like the low-temperature oxidation of carbon monoxide or in the activation of olefins – was soon followed by work which provided clear evidence for a similar efficacy of gold salts in homogeneous catalysis.

There is now a plethora of new protocols in organic synthesis with key steps based on a wide range of highly active and selective gold catalysts, which still keeps growing rapidly. Another research area where gold and its compounds have widened the scope very considerably is the chemistry of complexes with specific photophysical properties. From early observations it had been known that various mono- and polynuclear gold complexes, aggregates and clusters are often strongly luminescent. Physicochemical scrutiny has since provided a much better understanding of the underlying effects and thus this chemistry could be developed into a promising source of components for LEDs, OLEDs and other devices. Even the transition from photonic towards electrogenerated chemiluminescence has also recently been accomplished. In XIII addition, this work has been closely related to research activities dedicated to the development on gold chemistry-based meso-phases (liquid crystals) and NLO materials, where this metal can offer many advantages over established systems.

Simple gold flakes and more sophisticated gold preparations have played a role in pharmacy and medicine for millennia, and some well-defined complexes have much later indeed been established as potent drugs for the treatment of rheumatoid and arthritic deceases. Following the observations in platinum chemistry, in more recent years there have been positive results also regarding the usage of gold complexes for the treatment of cancer and other deseases, and pertinent investigations are consequently still or again an area of active research. The most rapid growth of gold chemistry is currently observed in nanoparticle technology. Gold nanoparticles in all shapes and sizes are employed in many areas, as diverse as electrochemistry and electronics, photophysics, biochemistry, biology, and medicine. Moreover, self-assembly of monolayers of gold compounds on surfaces has provided surface scientists with an ideal playground for all sorts of investigations at interfaces.

The present volume reflects most of these active areas of research in articles written by some of the leading scientist who themselves have been pioneers in, or contributed to their particular fields of interest. It is very fortunate that articles have also been included which give status reports on the underlying fields of current fundamental research. From these it can be easily extracted that theoretical chemistry has meanwhile contributed enormously to a better understanding of the special effects that are characteristic of gold chemistry. It is also becoming obvious that in coordination chemistry the interest has slowly shifted from standard phosphorus and sulfur ligands to components with carbon and nitrogen donor centers, viz. carbenes, arenes and N-heterocycles, respectively. After a long period during which gold(I) complexes were in the focus of research, renewed attention has also recently been paid to compounds of gold in its higher oxidation states, mainly owing to advantages in catalytic activity and to novel photophysical effects. This collection will therefore be a very valuable source of information and inspiration for all those who proudly call themselves gold chemists already, but also will attract others to this still adolescent division of chemistry.

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WICKED COOL PHP

Writer: William Steinmetz & Brian Ward

Published Year: 2008

Publisher: No Starch

ISBN 13: 978-1-593-27173-2

Page: 216 Page

Size: 2 MB (rar)

PHP is an easy-to-use scripting language perfect for quickly creating the Web features you need. Once you know the basics of how the language works, wouldn't it be great to have a collection of useful scripts that solve those tricky problems and add interesting functionality to your site? We thought so, too.

Instead of starting at "Hello World," Wicked Cool PHP assumes that you're familiar with the language and jumps right into the good stuff. After you learn the FAQs of life-the most commonly wished for PHP scripts-you'll work your way through smart configuration options and the art of forms, all the way through to complex database-backed scripts.

Wicked Cool PHP contains a wide variety of scripts to process credit cards, check the validity of email addresses, template HTML, and serve dynamic images and text. The 76 easily implemented scripts will also teach you how to:

Send and receive email notifications
Track your visitors' behavior with cookies and sessions
Override PHP's default settings
Manipulate dates, images, and text on the fly
Harness SOAP and other web services
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But it's not all fun and games: Security is a big concern when programming any web application. So you'll learn how to encrypt your confidential data, safeguard your passwords, and prevent common cross-site-scripting attacks. And you'll learn how to customize all of the scripts to fit your own needs.

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Php Architects Guide to Programming Magento Download

PHP|Architect’s Guide to Programming MAGENTO

Writer: Mark Kimsal

Published Year: May, 2008

Publisher: Marco Tabini & Associates, Inc.

ISBN: 978-0-9738621-7-1

Page: 181 Pages

Size: 6 MB (rar)

This book is organized roughly into two sections. The first section describes how Magento works from a code perspective and from a general user-interface perspective. The remaining chapters will walk the reader through building various modules forMagento by example. Although not a complete detail ofMagento’s API, this book should give the reader all the learning by examples that he or she should need to understand all the concepts that driveMagento’s code.

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PHP Design Patterns ebook free download

GUIDE TO PHP DESIGN PATTERNS

Writer: Jason E. Sweat

Published Year: 2005 (1st edition)

Publisher: Marco Tabini & Associates, Inc.

ISBN: 0-9735898-2-5

Page: 337 Pages

Size: 3.33 MB

The term “design pattern” was originally coined in the field of architecture. Christopher Alexander, in his 1977 work, “A Pattern Language: Towns/Building/Construction,” describes common issues of architectural design and explains how new, effective designs can be created through the aggregation of existing,well-known patterns. Alexander’s concepts translate well into software development, where it’s long been desirable to construct solutions from previously existing components.

The goal of this book is not to present a comprehensive catalog of software design patterns or to develop any new design patterns or terminology, but rather to highlight a few of the existing, wellknown design patterns. In particular, the book presents those patterns that I’ve found most useful for development of dynamic web applications and shows reference implementations for these patterns in PHP.

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Practical PHP and MySQL by Jono Bacon ebook free download

PRACTICAL PHP AND MYSQL

Writer: Jono Bacon

Published Year: 2007

Publisher: Pearson Education, Inc.

ISBN: 0-13-223997-3

Page: 525 Pages

Size: 7 MB

This book starts with a brief introduction to the technology and then gives you a quick primer in core PHP and MySQL skills—just enough to get you started writing an application. After this short primer (because no one likes reading primers), you get straight into writing an application. This way, you don’t have to wade through 200 pages of reading before you can get started writing an application.

O'Reilly PHP Cookbook ebook free download

PHP COOKBOOK

Writer: David Sklar & Adam Trachtenberg

Published Year: November 2002

Publisher: O'reilly

ISBN: 1-56592-681-1

Page: 632 Pages

Size: 2.7 MB

The PHP Cookbook is a collection of problems, solutions, and practical examples for PHP programmers. The book contains a unique and extensive collection of best practices for everyday PHP programming dilemmas. It contains over 250 recipes, ranging from simple tasks to entire programs that demonstrate complex tasks, such as printing HTML tables and generating bar charts -- a treasure trove of useful code for PHP programmers, from novices to advanced practitioners.

Zend PHP5 Certification ebook free download

ZEND PHP 5 CERTIFICATION STUDY GUIDE

Writer

Davey Shafik

Ben Ramsey

Published Year: 2006

Publisher: Marco Tabini & Associates, Inc.

ISBN: 0-9738621-4-9

Page: 278 Pages

Size: 3 MB

With PHP breaking new ground in the enterprise arena, the establishment of a ratified certification was, some might say, inevitable. However, it couldn’t comesoon enough—and ecstatic when Zend launched their PHP 4 Certification. With more than 1,500 certified engineers to date, there is no doubt that their endeavour has been a success.

The introduction of the long-awaited PHP 5 certification, Zend has once again raised the bar for PHP developers everywhere. This examination is much broader, and requires much more than just theoretical knowledge—in order to pass the test, candidates need real-world knowledge in addition to a solid theoretical background. The effect of the PHP 5 certification, is even more profound than that of the original certification, and it will become the gold standard for those looking to hire PHP-centric Web Developers.It is apt to consider Zend’s work a job well done, and to applaud those who invest the time and effort needed to become Zend Certified Engineers.

This book help those who are preparing for the Zend exam and student of instructor-led classes who are approaching and studying PHP for the first time.

Practical Php Testing by Giorgio Sironi free pdf ebook download

PRACTICAL PHP TESTING

Writer : Giorgio Sironi

Published Year : 2009

Publisher : Giorgio Sironi

Size : 500 KB

CONTENTS

Chapter 1: PHPUnit usage

TDD exercises

Chapter 2: write clever testsCode sample

TDD exercises
Code sample

Chapter 3: assertions

TDD exercises
Code sample

Chapter 4: fixtures

TDD exercises

Chapter 5: annotations

TDD exercises
Code sample

Chapter 6: refactoring and patterns

TDD exercises

Chapter 7: stubs

TDD exercises
Code sample

Chapter 8: mocks

TDD exercises
Code sample

Chapter 9: command line options

TDD exercises

Chapter 10: The TDD theory

TDD Phases
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Chapter 11: Testing sqrt()

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PHP Programming Solutions by Vikram Vaswani free pdf ebook download

PHP PROGRAMMING SOLUTIONS

Writer : Vikram Vaswani

Published Year : 2007

Publisher : The McGraw-Hill Companies

ISBN : 0-07-159659-3

Size : 2 MB (RAR)

CONTENTS

Chapter 1 Working with Strings

Chapter 2 Working with Numbers

Chapter 3 Working with Dates and Times

Chapter 4 Working with Arrays

Chapter 5 Working with Functions and Classes

Chapter 6 Working with Files and Directories

Chapter 7 Working with HTML and Web Pages

Chapter 8 Working with Forms, Sessions, and Cookies

Chapter 9 Working with Databases

Chapter 10 Working with XML

Chapter 11 Working with Different File Formats and Network Protocols

Chapter 12 Working with Exceptions and Other Miscellanea

PHP and MySQL Web Development by Welling and Thomson Download free

PHP and MySQL Web Development

Writer : Luke Welling

Laura Thomson

Edition : 2nd

Publisher : Sams Publishing

Size : 7 MB

HTML books collection

HTML Mastery Semantics Standards and Styling pdf download

HTML Mastery:Semantics, Standards, and Styling

Writer: Paul Haine

Published Year: 2006

Publisher: Apress

ISBN 10: 978-1-59059-765-1

ISBN 13: 1-59059-765-6

Page: 247 Pages

This book is aimed at web designers who may have just learned enough (X)HTML and CSS to create a basic two-column layout, may have spent a lot of time in FrontPage or Dreamweaver and now wish to learn more about the technology their sites are built upon, or may otherwise consider themselves as being beyond the level of beginner and want to take their markup skills further.The intention of this book is not to teach you(X)HTML from the ground up; it is assumed that you have a basic knowledge already. The intention is also not to focus on designing an entire site with CSS, though there will be several examples throughout of applying CSS and JavaScript to your newly written, standards-based markup.

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HTML A Beginners Guide pdf free download

HTML A Beginners Guide

Writer: Wendy Willard

Published Year: 2003

Publisher: McGraw-Hill Companies Inc.

ISBN: 0-07-222644-7

ISBN: 0-07-223042-8

Page: 545 Page

Size: 10.1 MB

HTML: A Begineer's Guide is that book, offering you practical tools and knowledge that can easily be applied to a variety of developement solutions, wboring rhetoric or without the lengthy technical fluff.This book tells you what you need to know, when you need to know it.

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The Essential Guide to CSS and HTML Web Design pdf

The Essential Guide to CSS and HTML Web Design

Writer: Craig Grannell

Published Year: 2007

Publisher: Apress

ISBN-13: 978-1-59059-907-5

ISBN-10: 1-59059-907-1

Page: 554 Pages

Size: 11.6 MB

The Essential Guide to CSS and HTML Web Design provides a modern, integrated approach to web design. Each of the chapters looks at a specific aspect of creating a web page, such as type, working with images, creating navigation, and creating layout blocks. In each case, relevant technologies are explored in context and at the appropriate times, just as in real-world projects—for example, markup is explored along with associated CSS and JavaScript, rather than each technology being placed in separate chapters, and visual design ideas are discussed so you can get a feel for how code affects page layouts. Dozens of practical examples are provided, which you can use to further your understanding of each subject. This highly modular and integrated approach means that you can dip in and out of the book as you need to, crafting along the way a number of web page elements that you can use on countless sites in the future.

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Pro CSS and HTML Design Patterns pdf Download

Pro CSS and HTML Design Patterns

Writer: Michael Bowers

Published Year: 2007

Publisher: Apress

ISBN-13: 978-1-59059-804-7

ISBN-10: 1-59059-804-0

Page: 527 Page

Size: 10.6 MB

This is a solutions book for styling HTML 4.01 and XHTML 1.1 with CSS 2.1. It contains more than 350 design patterns you can put to use right away. Each design pattern is modular and customizable, and you can combine patterns to create an unlimited number of designs.Each design pattern has been thoroughly tested and proven to work in all major web browsers including Internet Explorer 7, Internet Explorer 6, Firefox 2, Opera 9, and Safari 2.All the content in this book is usable and practical. You won’t waste time reading about things that don’t work! With this book, you will no longer have to use hacks, tricks, endless testing, and constant tweaking in multiple browsers to get something to work.

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Intro to HTML free pdf ebook Download

INTRO TO HTML

Writer: n/a

Published Year: 1999

Publisher: Xtra Net

Edition: First Edition(color Print)

Page: 178 Pages

Size: 1.2 MB

Chapter: 16

HTML, which stands for HyperText Markup Language, is the predominant markup language for web pages. It is written in the form of HTML elements consisting of "tags" surrounded by angle brackets within the web page content. It is the building blocks of all basic websites.

It allows images and objects to be embedded and can be used to create interactive forms. It provides a means to create structured documents by denoting structural semantics for text such as headings, paragraphs, lists, links, quotes and other items. It can embed scripts in languages such as JavaScript which affect the behavior of HTML webpages.

HTML can also be used to include Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) to define the appearance and layout of text and other material. The W3C, maintainer of both HTML and CSS standards, encourages the use of CSS over explicit presentational markup.

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Pearson Brilliant HTML and CSS free Download

BRILLIANT HTML & CSS

Writer: James A. Brannan

Published Year: 2009

Publisher: Pearson Education Limited

ISBN: 978-0-273-72152-9

Page: 302 Page

Print: Original Color Print

Size: 10 MB

Welcome to Brilliant HTML & CSS a visual, quick referenceguide that will teach you all that you need to know to create clean, forward-looking, standards-compliant, accessible websites using HyperText Markup Language & Cascading Style Sheets. It will give you a solid grounding on the theory, coding skills, and best practices needed to use HTML & CSS to build sophisticated Web pages – a complete reference for the beginner and intermediate user.

HTML XHTML & CSS for Dummies free download

HTML,XHTML & CSS FOR DUMMIES

Writer : Ed Tittel

Jeff Noble

Published Year : 2008

Publisher : Willey Publishing,Inc.

ISBN: 978-0-470-23847-9

Part : 6 Chapter : 23

Part I: Getting to Know (X)HTML and CSS

Chapter 1: The Least You Need to Know about HTML, CSS, and the Web

Chapter 2: Creating and Viewing a Web Page

Chapter 3: Proper Planning Prevents Poor Page Performance

Part II: Formatting Web Pages with (X)HTML

Chapter 4: Creating (X)HTML Document Structure

Chapter 5: Text and Lists

Chapter 6: Linking to Online Resources

Chapter 7: Finding and Using Images

Part III: Taking Precise Control Over Web Pages and Styles

Chapter 8: Introducing Cascading Style Sheets

Chapter 9: Using Cascading Style Sheets

Chapter 10: Getting Creative with Colors and Fonts

Chapter 11: Using Tables to Jazz Up Your Pages

Part IV: Integrating Scripts with (X)HTML

Chapter 12: Scripting Web Pages

Chapter 13: The Nuts and Bolts of JavaScript .

Chapter 14: Working with Forms

Chapter 15: Fun with Client-Side Scripts.

Part V: (X)HTML Projects

Chapter 16: The About Me Page

Chapter 17: The eBay Auction Page

Chapter 18: A Company Site

Chapter 19: A Product Catalog

Part VI: The Part of Tens

Chapter 20: Ten HTML Dos and Don’ts

Chapter 21: Ten Ways to Exterminate Web Bugs

Chapter 22: Ten Cool HTML Tools and Technologies

Chapter 23: Ten Tip-Top Online HTML References

Size : 9 MB

C/C++ books collection

The Complete Reference C pdf download

C The Complete Reference 4th Edition

Writer: Herbert Schildt

Published Year: 2000

Publisher: The McGraw-Hill Companies.

ISBN: 0-07-213295-7

Page: 867 Pages

Size: 5.53 MB

This book divides its description of the C language into two parts. Part One discusses those features of C defined by the original, 1989 ANSI standard for C (commonly referred to as C89), along with those additions contained in Amendment 1, adopted in 1995. At the time of this writing, this is the version of C that is in widespread use and is the version of C that compilers are currently capable of compiling. It is also the version of C that forms the foundation upon which C++ was built.

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Microsoft C# Programming ebook free Download

MICROSOFT C# PROGRAMMING 

Writer: Andy Harris

Published Year: 2002

Publisher: Premier Press

ISBN: 1931841160

Page: 394 Pages

Size: 14.6 MB(rar)

C# (pronounced "see sharp") is a multi-paradigm programming language encompassing imperative, declarative, functional, generic, object-oriented (class-based), and component-oriented programming disciplines. It was developed by Microsoft within the .NET initiative and later approved as a standard by Ecma (ECMA-334) and ISO (ISO/IEC 23270). C# is one of the programming languages designed for the Common Language Infrastructure.

C# is intended to be a simple, modern, general-purpose, object-oriented programming language.Its development team is led by Anders Hejlsberg. The most recent version is C# 4.0, which was released on April 12, 2010.

Using game creation as a teaching tool, this book not only teaches C#, it also teaches the fundamental programming concepts you need to grasp in order to learn any computer language. You will be able to take the skills learned in this book and then apply them to your own situation. Microsoft C# Programming for the Absolute Beginner is a unique book aimed at the novice programmer. Developed by computer science instructors, this series is the ideal tool for anyone with little to no programming experience.

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Programmin With C By Byron Gottfried download

PROGRAMMING WITH C

Writer : Byron Gottfried

Publisher : Schaum's Outline Series

Published Year : 1998

ISBN : 0-07-024035-3

CONTENTS

Chapter 1 : Introductory Concepts

Chapter 2 : C Fundamentals

Chapter 3 : Operations and Expressions

Chapter 4 : Data Input and Output

Chapter 5 : Preparing and Running a Complete C Program

Chapter 6 : Control Statement

Chapter 7 : Functions

Chapter 8 : Program Structure

Chapter 9 : Arrays

Chapter 10 : Pointers

Chapter 11 : Structures

Chapter 12 : Data Files

Chapter 13 : Low-level Programming

Chapter 14 : Some Additional Features of C

The C Programming Language free ebook download

THE C PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE

Writer : Brian W. Kernighan and Dennis M. Ritchie

Publisher : Prentice−Hall

ISBN 0−13−110362−8

ISBN 0−13−110370−9

CONTENTS

Chapter 1: A Tutorial Introduction

1. Getting Started

2. Variables and Arithmetic Expressions

3. The for statement

4. Symbolic Constants

5.Character Input and Output

File Copying
Character Counting
Line Counting
Word Counting

6. Arrays

7. Functions

8. Arguments − Call by Value

9. Character Arrays

10. External Variables and Scope

Chapter 2: Types, Operators and Expressions

1. Variable Names

2. Data Types and Sizes

3. Constants

4. Declarations

5. Arithmetic Operators

6. Relational and Logical Operators

7. Type Conversions

8. Increment and Decrement Operators

9. Bitwise Operators

10. Assignment Operators and Expressions

11. Conditional Expressions

12. Precedence and Order of Evaluation

Chapter 3: Control Flow

1. Statements and Blocks

2. If−Else

3. Else−If

4. Switch

5. Loops − While and For

6. Loops − Do−While

7. Break and Continue

8. Goto and labels

Chapter 4: Functions and Program Structure

1. Basics of Functions

2. Functions Returning Non−integers

3. External Variables

4. Scope Rules

5. Header Files

6. Static Variables

7. Register Variables

8. Block Structure

9. Initialization

10. Recursion

11.The C Preprocessor

File Inclusion
Macro Substitution
Conditional Inclusion

Chapter 5: Pointers and Arrays

1. Pointers and Addresses

2. Pointers and Function Arguments

3. Pointers and Arrays

4. Address Arithmetic

5. Character Pointers and Functions

6. Pointer Arrays; Pointers to Pointers

7. Multi−dimensional Arrays

8. Initialization of Pointer Arrays

9. Pointers vs. Multi−dimensional Arrays

10. Command−line Arguments

11. Pointers to Functions

12. Complicated Declarations

Chapter 6: Structures

1. Basics of Structures

2. Structures and Functions

3. Arrays of Structures

4. Pointers to Structures

5. Self−referential Structures

6. Table Lookup

7. Typedef

8. Unions

9. Bit−fields

Chapter 7: Input and Output

1. Standard Input and Output

2. Formatted Output − printf

3. Variable−length Argument Lists

4. Formatted Input − Scanf

5. File Access

6. Error Handling − Stderr and Exit

7. Line Input and Output

8.Miscellaneous Functions

String Operations
Character Class Testing and Conversion
Ungetc
Command Execution
Storage Management
Mathematical Functions
Random Number generation

Chapter 8: The UNIX System Interface

1. File Descriptors

2. Low Level I/O − Read and Write

3. Open, Creat, Close, Unlink

4. Random Access − Lseek

5. Example − An implementation of Fopen and Getc

6. Example − Listing Directories

7. Example − A Storage Allocator

C++ for Dummies free ebook Download

C++ FOR DUMMIES

Writer : Stephen Randy Davis

Released :2004

Publisher:Wiley Publishing,Inc.

ISBN: 0-7645-6852-3

Part :6 , Chapter:30

Size: 2.52 MB

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Object Oriented Programming With C++ By Balagurusami

OBJECT ORIENTED PROGRAMMING WITH C++

Writer : E BALAGURUSAMY

Size:7.53 MB

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How to think like a Computer Scientist ebook Download

How to think like a Computer Scientist

Writer : Allen B. Downey

C++ Version,

Edition: First Edition

ISBN: 0971677506.

Publisher: Green Tea Press

Published Year: 2002

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