Linked List (but in C)

UPDATED: This code was rewritten, and (I think that) is more comprehensible that the previous one. So here is the link to download the source code:

http://crosvera.0fees.net/codes/listad.tar.bz2

Besides the code was written in the Eclipse IDE, so you can easily import this source and start to work on it.

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Hi.

Yeah, like the title says, I translated the previous Linked List TAD to ANSI C, but without the methods (functions) that sort the list, so is a simple linked list. But I know that my classmates and other people (I hope) will need someday this code. So here is the URL:

http://crosvera.0fees.net/codes/lista_ligada.tar.gz

NOTE: TAD's comments are in Spanish (sorry), but the function's names are in English, so is very easy understand the code.

cheers.

PS: If you read this, and you found that my English sucks, tell me!!, the same if you find an error in my code.

Linked List

Hello!

Well, the other day I had to build a Linked List in C++, this Linked List have 2 methods to sort it, one with Radix Sort, and the other with the Selection Sort.

Here is the code:

http://crosvera.0fees.net/codes/tarea9.tar.gz

see ya!


PS: If you found any issue, please tell me!

OOP

In this semester I have a class called "Data Structures", where we must build software with the OOP (Object-Oriented Programming) paradigm, but in the beginning of the career we had a class called "Programming Introduction", where we learned about the structured programming, with the C programming language. We did a lot of things, and then in the "Design and Construction Algorithms" class, we were supposed to learn C++ without an explanation about the OOP paradigm, so if you were an autodidact, you should have learned about OOP and C++, but in the real-world my classmates are lazy (maybe 'cause they don't want to be coders) or some of them don’t like C++.




However, now it's time to learn. At the beginning of the semester I had been using a book, "How to Program C/C++" by H.M. Deitel / P.J. Deitel, It's a nice book to learn C and C++. "Thinking in C++" by Bruce Eckel is other nice book to learn C++. But if you don't want to learn C++ or if you want to improve your knowledge about C, you should read the "Object-Oriented with ANSI C" by Axel-Tobias Schreiner, and of course "The C Programming Language" by Kernighan & Ritchie, and finally a good library reference is "The Standar C Library" by P.J. Plauger.


So, now I'm doing my homework using C++ and it’s late xD.

see ya.

PS: If you want to get these books, search in Google.
PS II: Thanks Allison!.

crosvera's blog reloaded

I decided to refresh my Blog, because it had been a lot of time without a update. So like a refresh measure, I'll post (almost) everything in english, and topics related with Free Software, Programming Languages, Open Source, Linux, and other stuff.

So I will need your help, if you read my posts and you found that my english sucks, please tell me!!, because I need improve my english.


Los tips/post en español los pondré en el blog de mi amigo juaramir