C Programming
C programming is a general-purpose, procedural computer programming language developed in the early 1970s by Dennis Ritchie at Bell Labs. It is a compiled language, meaning that the code you write is translated into machine-readable instructions by a compiler, which is then executed by the computer.
Introduction and First Program
- Why Programming
- History of C Language
- Hello World Program
Variables and Data types
- Identifiers in C
- Variables and DataTypes
Console IO Operations
- Printf and Scanf
- Unformatted IO Functions
Operators and Expressions
- Expressions and Arithmetic Operators
- Relational and Logical Operators
- Bitwise Operators
Control Flow Statements
- If Statement
- Switch Statement
- Unconditional Branching using goto statement
- While Loop
- Do While Loop
- For Loop
- Break and Continue
- Special Cases
Working with Functions
- Introduction and Writing Functions
- Scope of Variables, Storage Classes, Pass by Value and reference
- Recursion
Working with Arrays
- Arrays Declaration and Initialization
- Sample Programs using Arrays
- Arrays as Function Parameters
- 2-Dimensional Array
Pointers
- Introduction to Pointers
- Pointers as Function Parameter
- Pointer Arithmetic
- Pointers and Arrays
- Function Pointers
- Dynamic Memory Allocation using malloc
- calloc and comparision with malloc
String Handling
- Introduction to Strings
- Sample Program
- More Sample Programs
- Standard String Library Functions
- Array of String
Structures and Unions
- Declaring and Instantiating Structures
- Structure as Parameter and Pointer to Structure
- Enumerated Data Type
- Union
- Bit Fields
File Handling
- What is a Stream
- File Handling-Writing and Reading Characters
- Writing and Reading Structure in Text Format
- UWriting and Reading in Binary Format
Pre-Processor Directives
- Understanding Pre-Processor directives
- Header Files and Project
Command Line Arguments and Variable Arguments
- Command Line Arguments
- Variable Number of Arguments
Searching and Sorting
- Linear Search
- Iterative Binary Search
- Recursive Binary Search
- Bubble Sort
- Selection Sort
- Insertion Sort
- Quick Sort
- Merge Sort
Stack
- Introduction to Data Structures
- Stack Using Arrays
- Stack Using Linked List
- Infix to Postfix Expressions
- Bit Fields
Queue
- Queue Using Arrays
- Queue Using Linked List
Linked List
- Introduction to Linked List
- Structure as Parameter and Pointer to Structure
- Enumerated Data Type
- Union
- Bit Fields
Trees
- Introduction to Trees
- Programming Tree - 1
- Programming Tree - 2
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