COMING TO TERMS
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THE TERM USED TO
MEAN THE ADDRESS
OF SOMETHING
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A FUNCTION
"DECLARATION"
USUALLY PLACED IN 
THE HEADER FILE
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THE NAME OF THE
FUNCTION TO END
THE PROGRAM 
IMMEDIATELY
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THE TWO MOST
COMMONLY USED
PROGRAMMING
PARADIGMS 
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THE NAME OF ONE
OO FEATURE THAT
CAN BE IMPLEMENTED
IN C
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STRINGS 'N' THINGS
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THE LIBRARY FUNCTION 
USED TO CONCATENATE
STRINGS
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THE FORMAT CONTROL
STRING TO PRINT 
THE FLOAT VALUE
"32.75" 
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THE LIBRARY FUNCTION
USED TO READ AND
CONVERT VALUES FROM
A STRING 
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THE MINIMUM SIZE OF 
THE CHARACTER ARRAY
TO STORE THE STRING
"HEY"
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THE FORMAT CONTROL
STRING USED TO
IGNORE A SINGLE
CHARACTER
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JUST MY TYPE
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KEYWORD USED TO
SIGNIFY A NEW
USER-DEFINED TYPE
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THE FUNCTION THAT
RETURNS NOTHING
IS TYPED THIS
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FORCING CONVERSION
FROM ONE DATA TYPE 
TO ANOTHER IS 
TERMED THIS
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THE GENERAL TERM
USED TO DESCRIBE THE
FOLLOWING TYPE:
int (*fn) ();
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A SPECIAL CONSTRUCT
THAT ALLOWS DATA OF
VARYING TYPES TO
OCCUPY THE SAME
MEMORY SPACE
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POINTER POINTS
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FOR VARIABLE a OF
TYPE int, THE ADDRESS
OF a IS GIVEN BY THIS
EXPRESSION
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A POINTER THAT
POINTS TO NOTHING
IS SET TO THIS
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THE "*" NOTATION IS
SAID TO DO THIS TO A
POINTER IN A C
EXPRESSION
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ARRAY PARAMETERS ARE
PASSED IN THIS WAY
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ONE OF ONLY TWO PLACES
IN CODE WHERE AN ARRAY
WITH NO INDEX OR
BOUNDS IS VALID
(E.G., q[])
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GO TO THE SOURCE
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THE CHARACTERS 
DELIMITING A 
BLOCK
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THE TERM REFERRING 
TO THE REGION OF A
VARIABLE'S VISIBILITY 
WITHIN A PROGRAM
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THESE FILES, CONTAINING
CONSTANTS AND TYPE
DEFINITIONS, HAVE NAMES
ENDING WITH .h
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THE KEYWORD FOR
DECLARING VARIABLES
AND FUNCTIONS "LOCAL"
TO A SOURCE FILE
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THE COMMON NAMES OF
THE TWO COMMAND-LINE
ARGUMENTS
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TEST MY MEMORY
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THE C FUNCTION USED
TO RELEASE MEMORY
THAT HAS BEEN
DYNAMICALLY ALLOCATED
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THE REASON WHY WE
PERFORM DYNAMIC
MEMORY ALLOCATION
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THE C FUNCTION USED
TO DETERMINE HOW
MANY BYTES A
PARTICULAR DATA TYPE
CONSUMES
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THREE COMMON OPERATIONS
PERFORMED ON LINKED LISTS
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THE FUNCTION PROTOTYPE
FOR malloc
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