Robert C. Seacord, a world-renowned C programmer and educator, is the convenor of the C standards committee. Seacord’s industry experience includes roles at IBM, the X Consortium, and currently Woven by Toyota. He was a researcher at Carnegie Mellon University’s Software Engineering Institute and professor at the Carnegie Mellon School of Computer Science, the Information Networking Institute, and the University of Pittsburgh. His previous books include The CERT® C Coding Standard and Secure Coding in C and C++.

"This is why you should program in C. Because other languages don’t open portals to hell.”—Michał Zalewski, former CISO, Snap Inc., author of Silence on the Wire

• Foreword to the Second EditionForeword to the First EditionAcknowledgmentsIntroductionChapter 1: Getting Started with CChapter 2: Objects, Functions, and TypesChapter 3: Arithmetic TypesChapter 4: Expressions and OperatorsChapter 5: Control FlowChapter 6: Dynamically Allocated MemoryChapter 7: Characters and StringsChapter 8: Input/OutputChapter 9: PreprocessorChapter 10: Program StructureChapter 11: Debugging, Testing, and AnalysisAppendix: The Fifth Edition of the C Standard (C23)ReferencesIndex

Robert C. Seacord, a world-renowned C programmer and educator, is the convenor of the C standards committee. Seacord’s industry experience includes roles at IBM, the X Consortium, and currently Woven by Toyota. He was a researcher at Carnegie Mellon University’s Software Engineering Institute and professor at the Carnegie Mellon School of Computer Science, the Information Networking Institute, and the University of Pittsburgh. His previous books include The CERT® C Coding Standard and Secure Coding in C and C++.

"This is why you should program in C. Because other languages don’t open portals to hell.”—Michał Zalewski, former CISO, Snap Inc., author of Silence on the Wire

• Foreword to the Second EditionForeword to the First EditionAcknowledgmentsIntroductionChapter 1: Getting Started with CChapter 2: Objects, Functions, and TypesChapter 3: Arithmetic TypesChapter 4: Expressions and OperatorsChapter 5: Control FlowChapter 6: Dynamically Allocated MemoryChapter 7: Characters and StringsChapter 8: Input/OutputChapter 9: PreprocessorChapter 10: Program StructureChapter 11: Debugging, Testing, and AnalysisAppendix: The Fifth Edition of the C Standard (C23)ReferencesIndex

Robert C. Seacord, a world-renowned C programmer and educator, is the convenor of the C standards committee. Seacord’s industry experience includes roles at IBM, the X Consortium, and currently Woven by Toyota. He was a researcher at Carnegie Mellon University’s Software Engineering Institute and professor at the Carnegie Mellon School of Computer Science, the Information Networking Institute, and the University of Pittsburgh. His previous books include The CERT® C Coding Standard and Secure Coding in C and C++.

"This is why you should program in C. Because other languages don’t open portals to hell.”—Michał Zalewski, former CISO, Snap Inc., author of Silence on the Wire

• Foreword to the Second EditionForeword to the First EditionAcknowledgmentsIntroductionChapter 1: Getting Started with CChapter 2: Objects, Functions, and TypesChapter 3: Arithmetic TypesChapter 4: Expressions and OperatorsChapter 5: Control FlowChapter 6: Dynamically Allocated MemoryChapter 7: Characters and StringsChapter 8: Input/OutputChapter 9: PreprocessorChapter 10: Program StructureChapter 11: Debugging, Testing, and AnalysisAppendix: The Fifth Edition of the C Standard (C23)ReferencesIndex