The C Answer Book Second Edition

There is a book, The C Answer Book by Tondo and Gimpel, that has answersto these exercises. I didn't know about it until I was literally on thelast (non-appendix) page of K&R; there is an advertisement for it onthe back cover. I haven't read it.

The C Answer Book Second Edition

I found anothersite (based on anolder one)that has answers to most of the exercises. I didn't find outabout it until after I had finished the book, when I was searching forinformation on Tondo and Gimpel.

This second edition is not a new version,it merely incorporates the changes dictated by the corrections toerrors found in the firstedition as agreed by the XML Schema Working Group, as aconvenience to readers. A separate list of all such corrections isavailable at -errata.

This "global" version of po1.xsd will validate the instance document po2.xml which, as we described previously, is also schema valid against the "qualified" version of po1.xsd. In other words, both schema approaches can validate the same, namespace defaulted, document. Thus, in one respect the two schema approaches are similar, although in another important respect the two schema approaches are very different. Specifically, when all elements are declared globally, it is not possible to take advantage of local names. For example, you can only declare one global element called "title". However, you can locally declare one element called "title" that has a string type, and is a subelement of "book". Within the same schema (target namespace) you can declare a second element also called "title" that is an enumeration of the values "Mr Mrs Ms".

We note with sadness the accidental death of Mario Jeckleshortly after the completion of work on this document. In addition to those named above, severalpeople served on the Working Group during the developmentof this second edition: 041b061a72