Basics of C Programming: Standards, Languages, and Structure
This content covers the basics of C programming, including low-level features, C standards (ANSI C, C99, C11), high-level languages, and the structure of a C program. It explains the differences between high-level and assembly languages, emphasizes the importance of coding conventions, and outlines the build process using GCC to convert source code into executables.
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Our Users: Satellite Validation Model Validation Researchers Students
Our Users: Satellite Validation Model Validation Researchers Students The climate change Skeptic Models are lies Weather Changes. So what?
To Serve our Satellite and Model Validation User, the Researcher and the Student Need: Best Available data time series on a regular grid. Click and play.
To Serve Our Climate Skeptic User (and student) Need: Best Available data time series on a regular grid. And need fully QC d and documented original redundant data. Click and play. Need: The story explaining climate system and why each site is different.
The story: Our world is changing. (you can see it in the measurements)
The story: Theocean absorbs anthropogenic CO2. But when it does, it becomes more acidic.
The story: Theocean is warmed by the Sun. But the ocean can also hold and transfer heat to the atmosphere and affect climate.
The story: Currents in theocean redistribute the heat, CO2, and other properties, affecting where, when and by how much the oceans influences climate.
The OceanSITES website is where we meet our Users.
The OceanSITES website provides: DATA= DEPLOYMENT DATA DATA_GRIDDED = FULL TIMESERIES FLUXES = AIR-SEA TRANSFERS TRANSPORT = TRANSPORT The Story (heat, freshwater, and carbon cycles)
Our Sponsors: Government vs the Individual The unswayed scientist
