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This document contains errata for the book "Computer Science: A Structured Programming Approach Using C" by Behrouz A. Forouzan and Richard F. Gilberg. It lists corrections needed in various print runs, including fixes to code examples, figures, exercises and projects. The errata includes over 30 entries providing the page number, subject and necessary correction for issues found in the text.

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Errata

This document contains errata for the book "Computer Science: A Structured Programming Approach Using C" by Behrouz A. Forouzan and Richard F. Gilberg. It lists corrections needed in various print runs, including fixes to code examples, figures, exercises and projects. The errata includes over 30 entries providing the page number, subject and necessary correction for issues found in the text.

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Computer Science: A Structured Programming Approach Using C

. Second Edition.

Behrouz A. Forouzan and Richard F. Gilberg
Brooks/Cole Publishing
(ISBN: 0-534-37482-4)
1/20/01 For latest errata check: http://www.brookscole.com/compsci/ Page 1
This document contains errata for the book. Status in the table below indicates the print run that contains the
correction: 0 indicates that the problem has been reported but not yet corrected, 2 indicates that the errata was
corrected in the second printing, and so forth..

Status Page Subject Correction

3 66 Problem 39 MS Visual C/C++ does not load the oating point I/O unless it nds a
oating point denition. When the program runs, it crashes with a
system message. To prevent the problem, change the variable deni-
tions to oat.

0 70 Table 3-1

Prex decrement has a side effect. Change 'N' to '

Y

' (Unary line 2)

0 92 Text

In Program 3-8 Analysis, change last line to read we cast the
result of the

oating-point

division into a character.

0 111 Exercise 21e

Reformat "--" operators: x y

0 111 Exercise 25c, d, e

Reformat "--" operators:
c. x + y++
d. x + x y
e. x + y x + x++ y

0 111 Exercise 26e

Reformat "--" operators: y++ + z + x++
3 137 Figure 4-14 Add semicolon at end of rst statement:

fun(a);

3 139 Figure 4-15 (1) Change name and add semicolon to prototype statement:

void fun (int *x);

(2) Add semicolon at end of rst statement:

fun (&a);

2 145 Figure 4-20 Move plus after ellipse next to innity symbol in both parts of the g-
ure.

0 151 Figure 4-23

In main, change third variable denition to

float y

(not c).
2 171 Problem 45,
Algorithm 4-2
Change lines 8 and 10 to read:
8 Display ceiling of product.
10 Display number raised to power 5.

0 180 De Morgans
Rule

Replace To demonstrate... below. just above expressions with:
When the original expression is complexthat is, when it con-
tains both

and

and

or

expressionsthe implied evaluation prece-
dence requires that parentheses be added around the original

and

expressions as shown in the following example.
Add parentheses around rst and last or expressions in the con-
verted expression as follows:
(!x || !y)(!t || u)

0 227 Project 60

Add parenthesis at beginning of formula for calculating Dec. 31
(

(

(year 1) * 365) + ...) % 7
Computer Science: A Structured Programming Approach Using C

. Second Edition.

Behrouz A. Forouzan and Richard F. Gilberg
Brooks/Cole Publishing
(ISBN: 0-534-37482-4)
1/20/01 For latest errata check: http://www.brookscole.com/compsci/ Page 2

0 228 Project 64

In the formula for calculating the roots, b belongs in numerator:

2 256 Program 6-14 Add closing parenthesis before semicolon in printf at statement 14.
2 298 Project 56 Calculation for rst day of year should add 1 before taking modulo.
Replace

(() % 7) + 1

with

(() + 1) % 7

0 298 Project 57

In monthly payment (MP) formula, add round to two decimal places
MP = (PR * IM * Q)

rounded to two decimal places

0 300 Project 59 The required output will not t in 20 rows. Change last line to delete
of and by 20 rows so it reads:
each tablemonitor display of 80 columns.

3 312 Figure 7-9

Format box for printf: change maximum width to

minimum

width.
3 356 Figure 8-7(a) Right Column: remove 'n' from initialization of

lotsOfNumbers

.

int lotsOfNumbers [1000] = {0};

0 418 Problem 34

Delete hint in last line of problem.
3 474 Figure 10-4 Denition of p should be pointer, as:

int *p;

2 627 Program 12-9 This program works only in Big-Endian hardware (see page 625).
2 672 Program 13-4 At statement 22 add:

fseek (fp1, 0, 2);


For more information on this, see the one program download
read.me le for Chapter 13
2 676 Program 13-5 Line 72, delete the dereference (*) so it reads:

if (ioResult)

.

0 792 Figure C-9

Change text in termination from END to

STOP
0 796 Figure C-16

Reverse blocks in loop:
sum = sum + num THEN
READ (num)
3 872 Exercise 29 The answers are mislabeled. Change answers b to d, c to b, e to d,
and c to e. Then change the new answer c as shown below:
a.

num[2]

b.

num[i + j]

c.

num[0] + num[num[1]]

d.

num[j]

e.

num[i] + num[j]

3 873 Exercise 33 Exchange answers to b and d so that b becomes d and d becomes b.

Status Page Subject Correction
x1
b b
2
4ac +
2a
--------------------------------------- = x1
b b
2
4ac
2a
-------------------------------------- =

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