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Programming in C

Course Code 1BEIT105/205

Programming in Scheme

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C The Complete Reference Fourth Edition

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Textbook 1

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C The Complete Reference Fourth Edition

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Module 1 - Chapter 1

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  1. History and Evolution of C
  2. C as a Middle-Level and Structured Language
  3. Key Features and Programmer Advantages
  4. Compilation Process: From Source to Executable
  5. Keywords, Standards, and Language Structure
  6. Memory Layout and Separate Compilation in Practice
Module 1 - Chapter 1

Module 1 - Chapter 2

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  1. The Basic Data Types
  2. Modifying the Basic Types
  3. Identifier Names
  4. Variables
  5. The Four C Scopes
  6. Storage Class Specifiers
  7. Variable Initializations
  8. Constants
  9. Operators
  10. Expressions
Module 1 - Chapter 2

Module 2 - Chapter 8

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Console I/O

  1. Reading and Writing Characters
  2. Reading and Writing Strings
  3. Formatted Console I/O
  4. printf()
  5. scanf()
Module 1 - Chapter 8

Module 2 - Chapter 3

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Statements

  1. True and False in C
  2. Selection Statements
  3. Iteration Statements
  4. Jump Statements
  5. Expression Statements
  6. Block Statements
Module 2 - Chapter 3

Module 3 - Chapter 4

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Arrays

  1. Single-Dimension Arrays
  2. Generating a Pointer to an Array
  3. Passing Single-Dimension Arrays to Functions
  4. Two-Dimensional Arrays
  5. Multidimensional Arrays
  6. Array Initialization
  7. Variable - Length Arrays.
Module 3 - Chapter 4

Module 3 - Chapter 5

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Pointers

  1. What Are Pointers?
  2. Pointer Variables
  3. The Pointer Operators
  4. Pointer Expressions
  5. Pointers and Arrays
  6. Multiple Indirection
  7. Initializing Pointers
Module 3 - Chapter 5

Module 4 - Chapter 6

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Function

  1. The General Form of a Function
  2. Understanding the Scope of a Function
  3. Function Arguments
  4. argc and argv-Arguments to main()
  5. The return Statement
  6. What Does main() Return?
  7. Recursion
  8. Function Prototypes
  9. Declaring Variable Length Parameter Declarations
  10. The inline Keyword
Module 4 - Chapter 6

Module 4 - Chapter 5

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Pointers continuted

  1. Pointers to Functions
  2. C's Dynamic Allocation Functions
Module 4 - Chapter 5

Module 5 - Chapter 7

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Structures and Unions

  1. Structures
  2. Arrays of Structures
  3. Passing Structure to Functions
  4. Structure Pointers
  5. Arrays and Structures within Structures
  6. Unions
  7. Bit-Fields
  8. Enumerations
  9. Using sizeof to Ensure Portability
  10. typedef
Module 5 - Chapter 7

Notes part 1

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Notes part 2

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Identifiers, Variables, and Basic Programs

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Notes part 3

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Keywords, Control Flow, and Advanced Concepts

Part 3 of Programming in C explores essential C keywords, control flow structures like if, for, and switch. It also covers storage classes, type qualifiers, and advanced coding examples like calculators and prime checkers. You'll practice common patterns, debug frequent errors, and strengthen your C fundamentals. Ideal for mastering core syntax and logic building.

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Notes part 4

condition statements

In C, programs can choose which part of the code to execute based on some condition. This ability is called decision making and the statements used for it are called conditional statements.

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Notes part 5

Loops in C programming are used to repeat a block of code until the specified condition is met. It allows programmers to execute a statement or group of statements multiple times without writing the code again and again.

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Data structure - pointers

Loops in C programming are used to repeat a block of code until the specified condition is met. It allows programmers to execute a statement or group of statements multiple times without writing the code again and again.

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Question Bank - IA1

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Question Bank - IA2

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