Exercises, examples and other material relating to training module C210. This topic is presented on public courses Learning to Program in C, Learning to program in C++, Programming in C, C and C++ Programming

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Learning to Program in C - training course - Conversion to C for experienced programmers. Learning to Program in C - Conversion to C for experienced programmers. "Programming in C" is an intensive 2 days course, during which our tutor takes ... http://www.wellho.net/course/clfull.html  [course]

Learning to program in C++ - training course - a conversion course for programmers in other languages Learning to program in C++ - a conversion course for programmers in other languages This intensive course teaches the C languages, and the C++ language ... http://www.wellho.net/course/cffull.html  [course]

C and C++ Programming - training course - a conversion course for programmers in other languages C and C++ Programming - a conversion course for programmers in other languages This intensive course teaches the C languages, and the C++ language which ... http://www.wellho.net/course/cafull.html  [course]

Programming in C - training course - Conversion to C for experienced programmers. Programming in C - Conversion to C for experienced programmers. "Programming in C" is an intensive 2 days course, during which our tutor takes you from ... http://www.wellho.net/course/cbfull.html  [course]

New C Examples - pointers, realloc, structs and more Every time I program in C, I marvel at how clever the language is ... yet at the same time I curse some of the devices that are used to perform certain ... http://www.wellho.net/mouth/2002_New ... -more.html  [short article]

low level file handling with open /* A file opened with 'open' is accessed in a binary mode ... "read X bytes" stuff. Note that the buffer is one character longer that the maximum read ... http://www.wellho.net/resources/ex.php4?item=c210/filesinc.c  [code sample]

Reading and writing files in C In C you can use either open or fopen to open a file. open is what you would use for binary files, and you have plenty of low level controls; use fopen ... http://www.wellho.net/mouth/2571_Rea ... -in-C.html  [short article]

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How to open, read, write, and close files in C; how to check whether or not a file exists, and how to find out the names of all the files (and subdirectories too) in a directory.

This topic is presented on public courses Learning to Program in C, Learning to program in C++, Programming in C, C and C++ Programming

cmelk.c	Text file read and write
deardir.c	Parsing a directory
ffiles.c	fopen to access files at a higher level
filesinc.c	low level file handling with open
lunches.c	Reading a file and tokenising into a structure