May 2003
Intermediate to advanced
528 pages
12h 57m
English
Content preview from Code Reading: The Open Source Perspective
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1.1 Example of an annotated listing
1.2 UML-based diagram notation
2.2 Expanding tab stops (declarations)
2.3 Expanding tab stops (main part)
2.5 Expanding tab stops (supplementary functions)
2.6 The goto statement used for a common error handler
2.7 The use of goto to reexecute code
2.8 Exiting a loop using the goto statement
2.10 Location detection code replacing the conditional expression
2.11 Binary search implementation
2.12 Maintaining the binary search invariant
3.1 Pointer access for an array-based stack
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