C Programming
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Course Content
- Course Introduction
- Course Objectives
- Course Overview
- Suggested References
- Introduction to C
- What is C?
- Features of C
- Why Program in C?
- History of C
- Current Status and Future
- An Overview of C
- The First Program (hello.c)
- How to Compile and Run a C Program
- An Arithmetic Program (roof.c)
- Execution Flow Control (mph.c)
- The for Loop
- The for Loop - Diagram
- Character I/O
- A File Copier Program (cp2.c)
- A Character Counter (wc2.c)
- A Look at Arrays
- Stock Values (stock1.c)
- The char Data Type
- Strings (Character Arrays)
- A String Copy Program (stringcp.c)
- A Look at Functions
- A Functional Program (func1.c)
- A Review of printf()
- Data Types and Variables
- Fundamental Data Types
- Data Type Values and Sizes
- Variable Declarations
- Variable Names
- Constants
- Character Constants
- String Constants
- Operators and Expressions
- What are Expressions
- Arithmetic Operators
- Relational Operators
- Assignment Operator
- Expressions Have Resulting Values
- True and False
- Logical Operators
- Increment and Decrement Operators (++
- and --)
- Increment and Decrement Operators:
- Examples
- 'Operate-Assign' Operators (+=, *=, ...)
- Conditional Expression
- Operator Precedence
- Precedence and Order of Evaluation
- Evaluation of Logical Operators
- Type Conversions
- The Cast Operator
- Bitwise Logical Operators
- Control Flow
- Statements
- if - else
- if() - else if()
- switch()
- while()
- do - while()
- for()
- The for Loop - Diagram
- Example: for() Loop
- Another Example: for() Loop
- The break Statement
- The continue Statement
- Functions
- What is a Function?
- Example: findbig3()
- Why Use Functions?
- Anatomy of a Function
- Example: find_big_int()
- Arguments Passed by Value
- Addresses of Arguments Can Be Passed
- A Picture of Addresses and Values
- When to Use the Return Statement
- Returning Non-Integer Values
- Functions in Multiple Source Files
- A Simple make File
- The Concept of Variable Scope
- Automatic Variables
- Global (External) Variables
- Static Variables
- The C Preprocessor
- Symbolic Constants
- Macro Substitution
- File Inclusion
- Pointers and Arrays
- What is a Pointer?
- Pointer Operators
- Example: Pointers
- Why Use Pointers?
- Arrays
- Arrays (a Picture)
- The & Operator
- Pointers and Arrays
- Pointer Arithmetic
- Pointer Arithmetic (a Picture)
- Arrays and Pointers
- Array Names are Constant Pointers
- Passing Arrays to Functions
- Initializing Arrays
- Advanced Pointers
- Pointer Initialization
- Command-Line Arguments
- Strings and Character Pointers
- Arrays of Pointers
- Command-Line Arguments
- Access Through Pointers
- Functions and Pointers
- Example: Functions and Pointers
- Structures
- Structures
- Comparison of Structures and Arrays
- Structure Definitions
- Structure Declarations
- Structure Parameter Passing by
- Reference
- Pointers to Structures
- Structure Parameter Passing Again
- Arrays of Structures
- The malloc Routine
- File I/O in C
- File Streams
- Predefined Streams
- The fprintf Function
- The fscanf Function
- fscanf() Examples
- The fputs and fgets Functions
- The fwrite and fread Functions
- System I/O
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