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About C Language Course:

C is a procedural computer programming language supporting structured programming, lexical variable scope, and recursion, with a static type system. By design, C provides constructs that map efficiently to typical machine instructions. It has found lasting use in applications previously coded in assembly language. Such applications include operating systems and various application software for computer architectures.

C Language Curriculum

Module 1: Fundamentals in C
  • Introduction of C
  • History of C
  • Features of C
  • Variables
  • How to declare Variables
  • How to Assign Variable
  • How to Initialize Variable
  • Identifiers and Naming Rules
  • Tokens
  • Keywords
  • Constants
  • Data Types
  • Qualifiers
  • Comments
  • Constants
Module 2: Operators
  • Relational Operators
  • Logical Operators
  • Assignment Operators
  • Conditional Operator
  • Type casting
  • Size operator
  • Comma operator
  • Increment Operations
  • Decrement operators
  • Bitwise Operators
Module 3: Expressions
  • Arithmetical Operators
  • Arithmetical Expressions
  • Evaluation of expressions
  • Expressions
  • Evaluation of Expressions
  • Operators Precedence
  • Associativity
Module 4: Input and Output Functions
  • Input and Output Library Functions
  • Character Oriented Library Functions
  • Compiler, Loader and Linker
  • Non-Formatted Input & Output
  • Program execution stages
  • Formatted Library Functions
  • Mathematical Functions
  • IDE
  • Basic programs
Module 5: ControlConditional Statements
  • Conditional Statements If , if-else, if-else & if-else-if
  • Multiple Control Structure
    Switch Case(Case)
  • Loop Control statements
    For Loop
    While
    Do While
  • Nested Loops
  • Continue
  • Goto
  • Return
  • Break
  • Practical
Module 6: Strings
  • Introduction of String
  • How to declare Strings
  • How to Initialize Strings
  • How to Assign
  • String InputOutput
  • How to Reading and Write String
  • What is print() function
  • How to manipulate String
Module 7: Arrays
  • Arrays
  • One dimensional array
  • How to declare of One-Dimensional arrays
  • How to Initialize 1D arrays
  • How to Access element of 1D array
  • How to read and display elements
  • What is Two Dimensional arrays
  • How to declare of 2D arrays
  • How to Initialize of 2D array
  • How to Access 2D arrays
  • How to Read
Module 8: Pointers
  • About Pointers
  • Pointer Operators
  • Pointer AdvantagesDisadvantages
  • How to declare Pointer Variables
  • How to Initialize Pointer Variables
  • Dynamic Memory Allocation
  • Null
  • Void
  • Compatibility
  • Array
  • Arithmetic
Module 9: Functions
  • What is a functions
  • How to Define a function
  • How to Call a function
  • Function Scope
  • Return Statement
  • Function Prototype
  • What is Nested functions
  • What is Variable Length Number for Arguments
  • Types of Parameter Passing (By Value & ByRef)
  • Functions Return
  • Function with Array
  • Function with Multidimension Array
  • Recursion
  • Iteration
Module 10: Storage Classes
  • Scope, Object ,Auto, Static, Extern, Register & Extent)
Module 11: Preprocessor Conditional Directives
  • Define , Include, Macros & Constants
  • If , else, elif, endif, ifdef, ifndef, undef, error & line
Module 12: Structures, Enumerations, Union and ets
  • About Structures
  • How to Declare Structure
  • How to declare Structure Variable
  • How to Initialize Structure
  • Nested structures (Complex Structures)
  • Pointer to Structure
  • Difference between Structures Vs Unions
  • Enum keyword
  • Typedef keyword
Module 13: Command Line Arguments
  • File
  • Streams
  • TextFile and Binary Files
  • State of a File
  • Access and Terminate Files
  • Input / Output file Functions
  • Error Handling

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