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The C Preprocessor,vious chapters, we introduced two preprocessor directives—the . command for naming a constant and the . command for including additional source files. This chapter discusses both of these directives in greater detail and also describes other preprocessor directives that have not been mentioned yet.

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Input and Output, Operating systems vary greatly in the way they allow access to data in files and devices. This variation makes it extremely difficult to design I/O capabilities that are portable from one implementation of a programming language to another.

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Christof Eck,Harald Garcke,Peter Knabnerd exactly what to do, and they must be instructed in a precise and limited language that they can comprehend. These instructions are known as software. The machinery that actually executes the instructions is known as hardware.

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Christof Eck,Harald Garcke,Peter Knabneruilding bridges, this first chapter might have been an introduction to the tools you would need—hammer, saw, drill, etc. Obviously there is a lot more to building a good bridge than simply knowing how to use the tools.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-8348-9298-0ng chapters, you have already seen a number of C operators, such as + (addition), /(division), < (less than), and = (assignment). The operator symbols are composed of one or more special characters. If an operator consists of more than one character, you must enter the characters without any intervening spaces:

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Ein makroskopisches Verkehrsfluss-Modell Operating systems vary greatly in the way they allow access to data in files and devices. This variation makes it extremely difficult to design I/O capabilities that are portable from one implementation of a programming language to another.

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