Step by Step guide for coders

Key Features

● Simple language, crystal clear approach, and straight forward comprehensible presentation of concepts followed by code examples.

● Adopting user-friendly style for explanation of code examples.

● Book allows you to focus on the solution logic without unnecessary clutter of class and object definitions.

● It provides flexibility to demonstrate your memory management skills and allows implementing everything required using data structure and algorithms.

Description

Interviewers expect us to think from the creators' point of view of a programming language and not as users of the technology. Java does not have pointers, but a Java programmer should also know about memory leaks and dangling pointers, because interviewer may be interested in knowing how will you create your own Garbage Collector.

Coding in a high-level language comes with some overhead of writing extra code to define a class and, complicated function. When you are writing code with the pen in a time-critical interview, C language comes in handy.

Memory model of C is much simpler and we can easily run-thru the code without getting into the complexity of template libraries and threads. One more reason why many use C language in interviews is to avoid any miscommunication with the interviewer. If an interviewer is a person with knowledge in Java and you are coding in C#, it may take him some time to get to the language syntaxes. C is a language that is known to almost every programmer, making it a common language of technical communication in interviews.

This book is a tutorial guide for absolute non-programmers. You must have written a few simple programs to better comprehend it. We believe, students and professionals will read it multiple time to get an insight into language internals and write error-free codes.

What will you learn

● C89, C90, C99, and C11

● ANCI C

● Undefined behaviour, Unspecified behaviour.

● Data types, literals, storage classes.

● Qualifiers, NULL statements, conditional and unconditional branching.

● Pointers, dangling pointer, memory, Big-Endian, memory leak

● Generic array, function, stream

● Bit twiddling

Who this book is for

● Students pursuing BE/BSc/ME/MSc/BTech/MTech in Computer Science.

Table of Contents

1. The underlay

2. Operators and statements

3. Pointers and Memory

4. Advances Data types

5. Functions and File Handling

6. Bit Twiddling

7. Left Over

About the Author

Kamal Rawat is a software developer, trainer, author, and entrepreneur. He has first-hand experience of implementing full life-cycle of large-scale desktop, cloud and mobile applications across various domains and platforms. He had been a technical architect in complex projects like Microsoft OneNote, Adobe Photoshop, and Samsung Galaxy Connect. He has also been in the core interview panel of Microsoft, Adobe, and many startups. Since 2006, he is coaching students on how to crack programming interviews. Before leaving his job to pursue his passion full-time, Kamal was working as senior SDE at Microsoft.

His LinkedIn Profile: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kamalrawatindia/

Meenakshi holds master's degree in Computer Science. She left her job and co-founded Ritambhara Technologies (www.ritambhara.in). She maintains an amazing work-life balance, wearing multiple hats, be it head of a technology startup, a certified yoga trainer or mother of two kids at home. Problem-solving and optimising come naturally to her.Step by Step guide for coders

Key Features

● Simple language, crystal clear approach, and straight forward comprehensible presentation of concepts followed by code examples.

● Adopting user-friendly style for explanation of code examples.

● Book allows you to focus on the solution logic without unnecessary clutter of class and object definitions.

● It provides flexibility to demonstrate your memory management skills and allows implementing everything required using data structure and algorithms.

Description

Interviewers expect us to think from the creators' point of view of a programming language and not as users of the technology. Java does not have pointers, but a Java programmer should also know about memory leaks and dangling pointers, because interviewer may be interested in knowing how will you create your own Garbage Collector.

Coding in a high-level language comes with some overhead of writing extra code to define a class and, complicated function. When you are writing code with the pen in a time-critical interview, C language comes in handy.

Memory model of C is much simpler and we can easily run-thru the code without getting into the complexity of template libraries and threads. One more reason why many use C language in interviews is to avoid any miscommunication with the interviewer. If an interviewer is a person with knowledge in Java and you are coding in C#, it may take him some time to get to the language syntaxes. C is a language that is known to almost every programmer, making it a common language of technical communication in interviews.

This book is a tutorial guide for absolute non-programmers. You must have written a few simple programs to better comprehend it. We believe, students and professionals will read it multiple time to get an insight into language internals and write error-free codes.

What will you learn

● C89, C90, C99, and C11

● ANCI C

● Undefined behaviour, Unspecified behaviour.

● Data types, literals, storage classes.

● Qualifiers, NULL statements, conditional and unconditional branching.

● Pointers, dangling pointer, memory, Big-Endian, memory leak

● Generic array, function, stream

● Bit twiddling

Who this book is for

● Students pursuing BE/BSc/ME/MSc/BTech/MTech in Computer Science.

Table of Contents

1. The underlay

2. Operators and statements

3. Pointers and Memory

4. Advances Data types

5. Functions and File Handling

6. Bit Twiddling

7. Left Over

About the Author

Kamal Rawat is a software developer, trainer, author, and entrepreneur. He has first-hand experience of implementing full life-cycle of large-scale desktop, cloud and mobile applications across various domains and platforms. He had been a technical architect in complex projects like Microsoft OneNote, Adobe Photoshop, and Samsung Galaxy Connect. He has also been in the core interview panel of Microsoft, Adobe, and many startups. Since 2006, he is coaching students on how to crack programming interviews. Before leaving his job to pursue his passion full-time, Kamal was working as senior SDE at Microsoft.

His LinkedIn Profile: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kamalrawatindia/

Meenakshi holds master's degree in Computer Science. She left her job and co-founded Ritambhara Technologies (www.ritambhara.in). She maintains an amazing work-life balance, wearing multiple hats, be it head of a technology startup, a certified yoga trainer or mother of two kids at home. Problem-solving and optimising come naturally to her.Step by Step guide for coders

Key Features

● Simple language, crystal clear approach, and straight forward comprehensible presentation of concepts followed by code examples.

● Adopting user-friendly style for explanation of code examples.

● Book allows you to focus on the solution logic without unnecessary clutter of class and object definitions.

● It provides flexibility to demonstrate your memory management skills and allows implementing everything required using data structure and algorithms.

Description

Interviewers expect us to think from the creators' point of view of a programming language and not as users of the technology. Java does not have pointers, but a Java programmer should also know about memory leaks and dangling pointers, because interviewer may be interested in knowing how will you create your own Garbage Collector.

Coding in a high-level language comes with some overhead of writing extra code to define a class and, complicated function. When you are writing code with the pen in a time-critical interview, C language comes in handy.

Memory model of C is much simpler and we can easily run-thru the code without getting into the complexity of template libraries and threads. One more reason why many use C language in interviews is to avoid any miscommunication with the interviewer. If an interviewer is a person with knowledge in Java and you are coding in C#, it may take him some time to get to the language syntaxes. C is a language that is known to almost every programmer, making it a common language of technical communication in interviews.

This book is a tutorial guide for absolute non-programmers. You must have written a few simple programs to better comprehend it. We believe, students and professionals will read it multiple time to get an insight into language internals and write error-free codes.

What will you learn

● C89, C90, C99, and C11

● ANCI C

● Undefined behaviour, Unspecified behaviour.

● Data types, literals, storage classes.

● Qualifiers, NULL statements, conditional and unconditional branching.

● Pointers, dangling pointer, memory, Big-Endian, memory leak

● Generic array, function, stream

● Bit twiddling

Who this book is for

● Students pursuing BE/BSc/ME/MSc/BTech/MTech in Computer Science.

Table of Contents

1. The underlay

2. Operators and statements

3. Pointers and Memory

4. Advances Data types

5. Functions and File Handling

6. Bit Twiddling

7. Left Over

About the Author

Kamal Rawat is a software developer, trainer, author, and entrepreneur. He has first-hand experience of implementing full life-cycle of large-scale desktop, cloud and mobile applications across various domains and platforms. He had been a technical architect in complex projects like Microsoft OneNote, Adobe Photoshop, and Samsung Galaxy Connect. He has also been in the core interview panel of Microsoft, Adobe, and many startups. Since 2006, he is coaching students on how to crack programming interviews. Before leaving his job to pursue his passion full-time, Kamal was working as senior SDE at Microsoft.

His LinkedIn Profile: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kamalrawatindia/

Meenakshi holds master's degree in Computer Science. She left her job and co-founded Ritambhara Technologies (www.ritambhara.in). She maintains an amazing work-life balance, wearing multiple hats, be it head of a technology startup, a certified yoga trainer or mother of two kids at home. Problem-solving and optimising come naturally to her.Step by Step guide for coders

Key Features

● Simple language, crystal clear approach, and straight forward comprehensible presentation of concepts followed by code examples.

● Adopting user-friendly style for explanation of code examples.

● Book allows you to focus on the solution logic without unnecessary clutter of class and object definitions.

● It provides flexibility to demonstrate your memory management skills and allows implementing everything required using data structure and algorithms.

Description

Interviewers expect us to think from the creators' point of view of a programming language and not as users of the technology. Java does not have pointers, but a Java programmer should also know about memory leaks and dangling pointers, because interviewer may be interested in knowing how will you create your own Garbage Collector.

Coding in a high-level language comes with some overhead of writing extra code to define a class and, complicated function. When you are writing code with the pen in a time-critical interview, C language comes in handy.

Memory model of C is much simpler and we can easily run-thru the code without getting into the complexity of template libraries and threads. One more reason why many use C language in interviews is to avoid any miscommunication with the interviewer. If an interviewer is a person with knowledge in Java and you are coding in C#, it may take him some time to get to the language syntaxes. C is a language that is known to almost every programmer, making it a common language of technical communication in interviews.

This book is a tutorial guide for absolute non-programmers. You must have written a few simple programs to better comprehend it. We believe, students and professionals will read it multiple time to get an insight into language internals and write error-free codes.

What will you learn

● C89, C90, C99, and C11

● ANCI C

● Undefined behaviour, Unspecified behaviour.

● Data types, literals, storage classes.

● Qualifiers, NULL statements, conditional and unconditional branching.

● Pointers, dangling pointer, memory, Big-Endian, memory leak

● Generic array, function, stream

● Bit twiddling

Who this book is for

● Students pursuing BE/BSc/ME/MSc/BTech/MTech in Computer Science.

Table of Contents

1. The underlay

2. Operators and statements

3. Pointers and Memory

4. Advances Data types

5. Functions and File Handling

6. Bit Twiddling

7. Left Over

About the Author

Kamal Rawat is a software developer, trainer, author, and entrepreneur. He has first-hand experience of implementing full life-cycle of large-scale desktop, cloud and mobile applications across various domains and platforms. He had been a technical architect in complex projects like Microsoft OneNote, Adobe Photoshop, and Samsung Galaxy Connect. He has also been in the core interview panel of Microsoft, Adobe, and many startups. Since 2006, he is coaching students on how to crack programming interviews. Before leaving his job to pursue his passion full-time, Kamal was working as senior SDE at Microsoft.

His LinkedIn Profile: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kamalrawatindia/

Meenakshi holds master's degree in Computer Science. She left her job and co-founded Ritambhara Technologies (www.ritambhara.in). She maintains an amazing work-life balance, wearing multiple hats, be it head of a technology startup, a certified yoga trainer or mother of two kids at home. Problem-solving and optimising come naturally to her.Step by Step guide for coders

Key Features

● Simple language, crystal clear approach, and straight forward comprehensible presentation of concepts followed by code examples.

● Adopting user-friendly style for explanation of code examples.

● Book allows you to focus on the solution logic without unnecessary clutter of class and object definitions.

● It provides flexibility to demonstrate your memory management skills and allows implementing everything required using data structure and algorithms.

Description

Interviewers expect us to think from the creators' point of view of a programming language and not as users of the technology. Java does not have pointers, but a Java programmer should also know about memory leaks and dangling pointers, because interviewer may be interested in knowing how will you create your own Garbage Collector.

Coding in a high-level language comes with some overhead of writing extra code to define a class and, complicated function. When you are writing code with the pen in a time-critical interview, C language comes in handy.

Memory model of C is much simpler and we can easily run-thru the code without getting into the complexity of template libraries and threads. One more reason why many use C language in interviews is to avoid any miscommunication with the interviewer. If an interviewer is a person with knowledge in Java and you are coding in C#, it may take him some time to get to the language syntaxes. C is a language that is known to almost every programmer, making it a common language of technical communication in interviews.

This book is a tutorial guide for absolute non-programmers. You must have written a few simple programs to better comprehend it. We believe, students and professionals will read it multiple time to get an insight into language internals and write error-free codes.

What will you learn

● C89, C90, C99, and C11

● ANCI C

● Undefined behaviour, Unspecified behaviour.

● Data types, literals, storage classes.

● Qualifiers, NULL statements, conditional and unconditional branching.

● Pointers, dangling pointer, memory, Big-Endian, memory leak

● Generic array, function, stream

● Bit twiddling

Who this book is for

● Students pursuing BE/BSc/ME/MSc/BTech/MTech in Computer Science.

Table of Contents

1. The underlay

2. Operators and statements

3. Pointers and Memory

4. Advances Data types

5. Functions and File Handling

6. Bit Twiddling

7. Left Over

About the Author

Kamal Rawat is a software developer, trainer, author, and entrepreneur. He has first-hand experience of implementing full life-cycle of large-scale desktop, cloud and mobile applications across various domains and platforms. He had been a technical architect in complex projects like Microsoft OneNote, Adobe Photoshop, and Samsung Galaxy Connect. He has also been in the core interview panel of Microsoft, Adobe, and many startups. Since 2006, he is coaching students on how to crack programming interviews. Before leaving his job to pursue his passion full-time, Kamal was working as senior SDE at Microsoft.

His LinkedIn Profile: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kamalrawatindia/

Meenakshi holds master's degree in Computer Science. She left her job and co-founded Ritambhara Technologies (www.ritambhara.in). She maintains an amazing work-life balance, wearing multiple hats, be it head of a technology startup, a certified yoga trainer or mother of two kids at home. Problem-solving and optimising come naturally to her.