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C Programming

C Programming will increase career options. Become a better dev in other languages by learning C. Pointers explained
For Computer, IT, Computer Science, Electronics Engineers

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₹ 5998

Storage classes, Type casting, Operators
Conditional control: If-Else, switch-case
Introduction to C, Environment setup, Basic I/O
Variables, Data types, Constants, Literals
Looping control: while, do-while, for

Unconditional control: break, continue, Functions
Arrays, Strings, Pointers, Call by value/reference
Compound Data Types: Struct, Union, Enum, Typedef
Dynamic Memory Management, Error Handling
Preprocessor Directives, I/O functions File I/O, Multiple file compilation, Header files

Course Content

Topic 1 | Introduction about C Programming

Introduction about C Programming

Topic 2 | Variables & Data Types in C Programming

Variables & Data Types in C Programming

Topic 3 | Constant & Literals in C Programming

Constant & Literals in C Programming

Topic 4 | Storage Classes & Operators in C Programming

Storage Classes & Operators in C Programming

Topic 5 | Conditional Branching Control Statements

Conditional Branching Control Statements

Topic 6 | Conditional Looping control statements

Conditional Looping control statements

Topic 7 | Unconditional Control Statements in C Programming

Unconditional Control Statements

Topic 8 | Array & String Operations in C

Array & String Operations

Topic 9 | Pointers & Call by Value functions

Pointers & Call by Value functions

Topic 10 | Compound Data Types

Compound Data Types

Topic 11 | Preprocessor Directives in C Programming

Preprocessor Directives

Topic 12 | Multiple file compilation

Multiple file compilation

Topic 13 | Dynamic Memory Management

Dynamic Memory Management

Topic 14 | compiler & creating libraries in C Programming

compiler & creating libraries

Topic 15 | Project

Project

Course Description

C is the base for almost all popular programming languages. Because of the performance and portability of C, almost all popular cross-platform programming languages and scripting languages, such as C++, Java, Python, Objective-C, Perl, Ruby, PHP, Lua, and Bash, are implemented in C and borrow syntax and functions heavily from C. C is one of the foundations for modern information technology (IT) and computer science (CS).

Course Objectives

Studying C provides a solid foundation for students who want to learn advanced programming skills such as object-oriented programming, event-driven programming, multi-thread programming, real-time programming, embedded programming, network programming, parallel programming, other programming languages, and new and emerging computing paradigms such as grid-computing and cloud computing.

Roles in industry

Job opportunities for C programmers include embedded engineers, Linux and unix programmers, android kernel development, Software developers, networking development engineer etc.

Course Highlights

C basics

Computing basics

Data type conversion

Functions

Files and Streams

Memory Organization

Preprocessors

Gcc compiler and Make files

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Session 1| Introduction About C Programming (2 lectures)

Session 2| Variables & Data Types In C Programming (2 lectures)

Session 3| Constant & Literals In C Programming (2 lectures)

Session 4| Storage Classes & Operators In C Programming (2 lectures)

Session 5| Conditional Branching Control Statements (2 lectures)

Session 6| Conditional Looping Control Statements (2 lectures)

Session 7| Unconditional Control Statements In C Programming (2 lectures)

Session 8| Array & String Operations (2 lectures)

Session 9| Pointers & Call By Value Functions (2 lectures)

Session 10| Compound Data Types (2 lectures)

Session 11| Preprocessor Directives (2 lectures)

Session 12| Multiple File Compilation (2 lectures)

Session 13| Dynamic Memory Management (2 lectures)

Session 14| Compiler & Creating Libraries (2 lectures)

Session 15| Project (2 lectures)

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