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   <title>Handling of Character Strings - 2</title>
   
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   <title>Handling of Character Strings</title>
   
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   <title>User Defined Functions</title>
   
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   <title>User Defined Functions  ... continued</title>
   
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   <title>Handling of Functions</title>
   
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   <title>Arrays</title>
   
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   <title>Arrays Multi-Dimensional</title>
   
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  <description>An array can be seen as a single name under which there are a number of related data items. For instance if we say x is an array of 10 integers we mean to say that each of the variables from x[1  to x[10  can occupy a single integer value. Now the individual elements of the array x are called the elements of the array x. Thus x[1   x[2  .. are the elements.</description>
  
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   <title>The DO Statement</title>
   
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  <description>The while statement discussed is an entry-controlled loop structure  in which the loop will not be executed if the test condition comes out to be false. But in some situations it might be necessary to execute the loop  even if the test-condition fails. So this kind of loops are called the exit-controlled loop structure</description>
  
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   <title>Decision Making And Looping</title>
   
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  <description>In looping  a sequence of statements are executed until some condition is satisfied which is placed for termination of the loop. A program loop consists of two segments  one is the body of the loop and the other known as the control statement</description>
  
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   <title>Decision Making and Branching    if statement </title>
   
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  <description>We have seen that a C program is a set of statements  which are normally executed sequentially in the order in which they appear. This happens when no repetitions of certain calculations are necessary . However  in practice  we have a number of situations where we may have to change the order of execution of statements based on certain conditions are met .</description>
  
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   <title>Decision Making And Branching</title>
   
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  <description>We have seen that when of many alternatives is to be selected   we can use the if statement . In all cases programs can be designed using only this statement. However  the complexity of such a program increases dramatically when the number of choices increases. The clarity of the program decreases. Fortunately  C has a built-in multiway decision statement known as a switch.</description>
  
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   <title>Managing Output Operations  </title>
   
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  <description>This section will tell you the proper ways to display output so that it will be presented in an acceptable form to the user .</description>
  
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   <title>Managing Input-Output Operations</title>
   
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  <description>In any programming language  the interface forms a very important part. It deals with taking data from the user and displaying back the output. For this purpose  we require the input-output operations .</description>
  
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   <title>C C ++</title>
   
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  <description>Programming  eh  We all know it  don t we. And today is the world of JAVA  VB6  SQL  etc. So why C C++  Aren t they outdated  This must be some of the questions in your mind. That s the main reason for me writing on this topic. Nothing can survive unless it has a strong foundation. And let me make it clear right now that C is the foundation on which you can build up your career in computer programming</description>
  
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