Table of Contents

• Exercise 0: The Setup           
• Exercise 1: Dust Off That Compiler          
• Exercise 2: Using Makefiles to Build          
• Exercise 3: Formatted Printing          
• Exercise 4: Using a Debugger         
• Exercise 5: Memorizing C Operators         
• Exercise 6: Memorizing C Syntax           
• Exercise 7: Variables and Types             
• Exercise 8: If, Else-If, Else           
• Exercise 9: While-Loop and Boolean Expressions          
• Exercise 10: Switch Statements          
• Exercise 11: Arrays and Strings           
• Exercise 12: Sizes and Arrays           
• Exercise 13: For-Loops and Arrays of Strings          
• Exercise 14: Writing and Using Functions             
• Exercise 15: Pointers, Dreaded Pointers          
• Exercise 16: Structs and Pointers to Them            
• Exercise 17: Heap and Stack Memory Allocation          
• Exercise 18: Pointers to Functions              
• Exercise 19: Zed’s Awesome Debug Macros          
• Exercise 20: Advanced Debugging Techniques            
• Exercise 21: Advanced Data Types and Flow Control           
• Exercise 22: The Stack, Scope, and Globals            
• Exercise 23: Meet Duff’s Device           
• Exercise 24: Input, Output, Files          
• Exercise 25: Variable Argument Functions           
• Exercise 26: Project logfind           
• Exercise 27: Creative and Defensive Programming           
• Exercise 28: Intermediate Makefiles           
• Exercise 29: Libraries and Linking       &

About the Author

Zed Shaw is an avid guitar player, programmer, and writer whose books teach people all over the world how to write software. His books Learn Python the Hard Way and Learn Ruby the Hard Way (both now in their third editions) have been read by millions of people around the world. His software has been used by many large and small companies. His essays are often quoted and read by members of many geek communities. An entertaining and lively writer, he will keep you laughing and make you think.