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<title>Second example</title>
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	Hello world second example
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<title>First example</title>
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	First hello world example
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<title>The following topics will be covered in this chapter:</title>
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	• Introducing statements and blocks
	• Introducing functions
	• Understanding function definitions
	• Order of execution
	• Understanding function declarations

By the end of this chapter, you will have a solid foundation to create and use function statements.
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<title>Chapter 1</title>
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	In this chapter, we will cover the following topics:

	• Writing your first C program
	• Understanding the program development cycle
	• Creating, typing into a text editor, and saving your C program
	• Compiling your first C program
	• Running your program, verifying its result, and, if necessary, fixing it
	• Exploring different commenting styles and using them
	• Employing guided chaos, followed by careful observation for deeper learning

	The knowledge gained with these topics will be essential for further progress. So, let's get started!
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<title>PART 1</title>
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	We are going to start right away writing simple
	programs as we explorethe fundamentals of not only

	C but also general programming.

	This part contains the following chapters:

	• Chapter 1, Running Hello, World
	• Chapter 2, Understanding Program Structure
	• Chapter 3, Working with Basic Data Types
	• Chapter 4, Using Variables and Assignments
	• Chapter 5, Exploring Operators and Expressions
	• Chapter 6, Exploring Conditional Program Flow
	• Chapter 7, Exploring Loops and Iterations
	• Chapter 8, Creating and Using Enumerations
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