The Unofficial C For Dummies Website

This page supports the C programming books written by Dan Gookin and published by John Wiley.

Recent Lessons

Playing with Memory: November 9, 2019 The memcpy function allows chunks of memory to be copied hither and thither, which can lead to some interesting results.
The Poker Program: November 2, 2019 At long last, she is done!
One or Two Pairs (Poker VIII): October 26, 2019 After eliminating all other possibilities, the final poker hand tests are for one or two pairs.
Four-of-a-Kind, Three-of-a-kind, and a Full House (Poker VII): October 19, 2019 The tests for my poker program proceed, identifying a few high-ranking hands.
Flush, Straight, and Straight Flush Tests (Poker VI): October 12, 2019 Testing for a flush draw in poker isn't complex, but it's the second required step in filtering the various hand combinations.

Lessons are posted each Saturday; see the blog for all the Lessons

This Month's Exercise

The Yorn Function: November 1, 2019 In my personal programming lingo, yorn is slang for "Yes or No."

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