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Practical C Programming, 3rd Edition - ZenK-Security

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Chapter 16 uses a simple decimal floating -point format to introduce you to the problems inherent in floating point, such as roundoff error, precision lo ss, overflow, and underflow. Chapter 17 describes advanced uses of pointers for constructing dynamic structures such as linked lists and trees. TEAM FLY PRESENTS

  Points, Floating, Floating point

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