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Course Description
The C language is the most frequently used language for writing system software such as operating systems, programming languages and compilers. It is also widely used for developing applications.
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C Programming
BM
Lesson Plans
Duration
Status
Notes
- Author MentoringOpen or Close
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Audience for this course
01:19
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Job Role and Employment Opportunities
01:25
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Pre-requisite Knowledge and Skills
01:07
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Inspire with C Programming
01:40
- FundamentalsOpen or Close
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History of C
00:56
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What is C?
00:59
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Why we learn C?
02:06
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Course Objective
01:47
- Setting Up the EnvironmentOpen or Close
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Checklist for Installation
01:52
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Step by Step Installation Process
02:34
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Hello World Program
01:14
- Language BasicsOpen or Close
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The Programming Languages
04:04
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Compiler and Interpreter
01:26
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The Structure of C Programs
01:42
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Understanding Header Files
02:42
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The main Function
01:23
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Our first C Program
02:16
- Essentials for C ProgrammingOpen or Close
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Typology
02:37
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Size and Signed Qualifiers
01:50
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Variables
02:24
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Constants
01:56
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Keywords
00:44
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Comments
01:27
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Operators
02:34
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Operator Precedence
01:11
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Format Strings and Escape Sequences
01:39
- Input and Output FunctionsOpen or Close
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Standard I/O Functions
03:47
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Character I/O Functions
03:01
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String I/O Functions
01:57
- Decision and Control Flow StatementsOpen or Close
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IF Statements
03:08
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Nested IF Statements
01:59
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The switch case and go to Statements
04:37
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The for Loop
02:37
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The while Loop
02:24
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The do...while Loop
02:50
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Working with break and continue Keywords
02:13
- Working with ArraysOpen or Close
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Understanding Arrays
02:41
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Un-sized Array Initializations
01:41
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Reading Array Elements
02:26
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Characters in Arrays
02:20
- String ManipulationsOpen or Close
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Understanding and Comparing Strings
03:49
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Copying and Finding Length of a String
02:10
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String Reverse and Concatenation
01:53
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String Conversion and Searching a String
03:14
- FunctionsOpen or Close
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User-defined Functions
03:31
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Using return Keyword
01:38
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Function with Return Type and without Arguments
01:33
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Function without Return Type and with Arguments
01:21
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Function with Return Type and Arguments
02:39
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Arrays in Functions
02:18
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Recursion
01:56
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Command Line Arguments
03:08
- Storage ClassesOpen or Close
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Understanding Storage Class
02:57
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External Variables
02:31
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The static and register variables
02:25
- PointersOpen or Close
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What is Pointer?
03:50
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Pointer Conversions
02:21
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Arrays in Pointers
01:32
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Function Pointers
03:18
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Call by Value and Call by Reference
04:37
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Dynamic Memory Allocation
02:39
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The calloc function
03:40
- PreprocessorOpen or Close
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Macro Expansion
02:16
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File Inclusion
02:39
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Conditional Compilation
01:46
- Structures and UnionsOpen or Close
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Understanding Structures
02:52
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Nested Structures
01:55
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Arrays in Structures
01:48
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Functions in Structures
01:23
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Pointers in Structures
01:19
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Understanding Unions
01:24
- File Management in COpen or Close
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Understanding Files
02:18
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File Operations
03:00
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Writing and Reading Characters
02:32
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Writing and Reading Strings
03:34
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Structures in Files
03:44
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Using fscanf and fprintf functions
02:07
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Understanding fseek and ftell Functions
02:21
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Copying Files
02:46
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Renaming and Removing Files
01:19
BM
Tips & Tricks
Status
C Programming - Tips
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Do you know the various Compilers for C and C++?
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How can we display the list of header files in Turbo C 3.0 and Borland C++ 4.5?
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How to convert a decimal to binary number?
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Is there any alternate for if-else statements?
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Can we reverse a number of any Base to Other Base?
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How to find a Substring in a given String?
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Can we find a number is Armstrong number or not?
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How can we delete a selected set of characters from a String?
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How to check multiple conditions in a single IF statement?
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How can we find the length of the string without using ‘STRLEN’ Function?
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Can we find the Fibonacci series numbers?
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How to make a Student Mark List using Structures?
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How can we find Square Root of a number?
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Is it possible to write a program for Decimal to Roman Number conversion?
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How can we calculate factorial value using Recursive Function?
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How to check a string whether it is Lowercase or Not?
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How to find your Day of Birth using the given Date of Birth?
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How to call the Structure Members from the Union?
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How to write Even and Odd integers into different Files?
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How can we convert Digits to Words?
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How can we get an ASCII code for a Character?
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Is it possible to find a number is Prime or not?
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How to find a string is Palindrome or not?
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How to count the total number of Vowels in a String?
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How to copy a string without using STRCPY function?
Self Assessments
Attempts
Status
Introduction to C Programming
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Essentials for C Programming
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Control Flow Statements and Array
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String Manipulations on Functions
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Storage Classes and Pointers
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Preprocessor and Structures
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File Management System
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BM
Lesson Plans
Duration
Status
ABL
Notes
Exercise
Lesson Plans
Tips and Tricks
Glossary
Address
It refers to a memory location. In C pointers are used to hold addresses.
Ansi
American National Standard Institute
Api
Application Programming Interface
Argument
A value passed to a function.
Argument matching
The process of determining which of a set of functions of a specified name matches given arguments in a function call.
Array
An ordered and index of values. C language supports arrays of a single dimension or of multiple dimensions.
Assignment
The process of giving a value to a pre-existing object.
Assignment operator
An operator for doing assignment.
Auto
A C keyword used to declare a stack-based local variable in a function. This is the default and is normally not needed.