Introduction to Programming - Block Tutorial C/Cpp (winter 2001/2002)
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Audience:
- students in Computational Science and Engineering (CSE, compulsory course)
- all interested students are welcome (please send an email to bader@in.tum.de to register for the course)
Time and Place:
March, 4th - March, 8th,
Morning session: 9:30 - 12:30 in room 1221
Afternoon tutorial: 14:00 - 16:00 (Rechnerhalle)
Contents
Lecture Notes and Course Material
| Slides | Excercises | |
| Monday |  PDF
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| Tuesday | PDF
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| Wednesday | PDF
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| Thursday | PDF
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| Friday | PDF
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Links to Online C Tutorials
Actually, there are dozens and dozens of C tutorials available on the WWW. This is only a small collection of them:
- Introduction to C Programming at University of Leicester.
- Eddie's Basic Guide to C (and HTML).
- Tutorial C by Gordon Dodrill.
- A very colourful C Tutorial can be found at Washington State University.
- Ted Jenson offers a Tutorial on Pointers and Arrays in C.
- Programming in C by A.D. Marshall.
Please let me know, if you find other good tutorials.
Links to C++ Tutorials
Free C/C++ Compilers
- djgpp, a DOS/Windows-port of the GCC compilers.
- Dev-C++ for Windows/Linux (by BloodshedSoftware)
- Borland-C/C++ for Windows (registration required)
Further Links
- Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) about C (from the newsgroup comp.lang.c).
- C++FAQ Lite - Frequently Asked Questions about C++.
Contents
Based on the course "Introduction to Programming", the block tutorial will give an introduction to basic programming in "C". If time permits, it will also cover some basic topics of object oriented programming in "C++". The programming examples will be chosen to support the course "Parallel Programming" in summer 2002.
Main topics of the block tutorial will include:
- From Maple to C - the differences
- Expressions and variables
- C's data structures
- Controll structures: if, while and for
- C-Functions
- arrays and pointers
- Example: matrix and vector computations in C
- Basics of object-oriented programming: From C to C++
Recommended Literature
- Kernighan & Ritchie: The C Programming Language ANSI C Version, Prentice Hall
- Bruce Eckel: Thinking in C++, Prentice Hall, available as a free electronic book
