Linux Programming by Example (By Example)

For Linux courses covering programming where students have had exposure to C programming. Linux Programming By Example covers the basics to allow students to start programming working applications in a Linux environment. It assumes students have some knowledge of C, but no experience in Linux. It covers many topics, including using GNU development tools, system programming, file handling, debugging, memory management, network programming, and application programming interfaces. It also teaches students how to use Linux to its fullest potential as an operating system. Linux Programming By Example Introduces Programmers With Some Background In C But No Knowledge Of The Specifics Of Linux Programming To The Fundamentals Of Linux System Programming And Application Development. Topics Covered Include Using Gnu Development Tools, System Programming, File Handling In Linux, Interprocess Communication, Network Programming, Application Programming Interfaces, X Window Programming, Debugging And Memory Management, And Version Control And Software Distribution.

• shows You Exactly What You Need To Know To Quickly Begin Programming Working Applications In The Linux Environment
• learn How To Manipulate Linux At The System Level So That You Can Release The Full Potential Of The Os