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Build your programming basics with Radix Tech Solutions’ C language course. Learn data structures, memory management, and algorithms in one of the most fundamental languages used in system programming. This course is a must for anyone starting out in software development, helping you build a strong programming foundation that will benefit you throughout your tech journey.

Course Curriculum

Introduction to C
  • Evolution of C
  • Data types
  • Variables
  • Constants
  • Identifiers
  • Keywords
  • Escape Sequences
  • Format Control Strings
  • Compilers
Standard Input and Output Functions
  • Single Character Input – The getchar Function
  • Single Character Output – The putchar Function
  • String Input – The gets Function
  • String Output – The puts Function
  • Entering input Data – The scanf Function
  • More about the scanf Function
  • Writing Output Data – The Printf Function
  • More about the printf Function
Operators and type Conversions
  • Operators
  • Arithmetic Operators
  • Logical Operators
  • Relational Operators
  • Bitwise Operators
  • Increment and Decrement Operators
  • Assignment Operators
  • Compound Assignment Operators
  • Conditional Operator/ternary
  • Special operators
  • Implicit type Conversion (coercion)
  • Explicit type conversion(casting)
  • Precedence and Order of Evaluation
Control Structures
  • Control Statements or Decision making statements
  • Selection statements or Branching Statements
  • The if statement
  • The if else statement
  • If else ladder / Stair case if
  • Nested Conditional Constructs
  • The null if statement
  • The null else statement
  • Switch statement
  • Repetition or Iterative or Loop control statements
  • The while loop
  • The for loop
  • The do while loop
  • Unconditional Statements
  • The got statement
  • The break statement
  • The continue statement
Arrays
  • Introduction
  • Single Dimension Arrays
  • Array Declaration
  • Array initialization
  • Two Dimensional Arrays
  • 2D Array Declaration
  • 2D Array initialization
  • Transpose Matrix
  • 2D Array ZigZag Printing
  • 2D Array Spiral Printing
  • Three Dimensional Arrays
Strings
  • Introduction to Strings
  • Initializing character Arrays
  • Standard String Library Functions
  • Two Dimensional Array of Characters
  • Examples on Strings
Functions
  • Introducing Functions
  • Defining a Function
  • Accessing a Function
  • Function Prototype
  • Passing Arguments to a Function
  • Function calls
  • Return statements
  • Recursions
  • Arrays as Function Arguments
Structures and Unions
  • User Defined Data Types
  • Declaring a Structure
  • Processing a Structure
  • Accessing structure members
  • Memory Representation of structure
  • Structure Variable
  • Multiple Structure Variables
  • Array of Structures
  • Uses of Structures
  • Operations on Unions
  • Unions and Structures Differences
  • Enumerations
  • Typedef
Storage Classes
  • Storage Classes
  • Automatic Variables
  • Static Variables
  • Register variables
  • External (Global) Variables
Pointers
  • Fundamentals
  • Introduction to Memory
  • Pointer Declarations
  • Address and Dereferencing (& and *) operators
  • Pointer operations (++ and –)
  • Pointer Assignment
  • Pointer Initialization
  • Pointer to Pointers
  • Dynamic Memory Allocation
  • Void * malloc(size)
  • Void * calloc(nitems,size)
  • Void * realloc(void *block, size)
  • Free()
  • Pointer Arithmetic
  • Pointer Arrays
  • Call by Value
  • Call by References
  • Structures and Pointers
  • Self Referential Structure
  • Character Pointer
  • Void Pointers
  • Dangling Pointers
File Handling
  • Introduction
  • Types of Functions
  • File operations
  • File Modes
  • File handling functions
  • File Formatted I/O Functions
  • Opening File with fopen() function
  • Closing File with fclose() function
  • Fgetc() and fputc()
  • fscanf() and fprintf()
  • Random Access Files
  • ftell(), rewind() and fseek()
  • Command Line Arguments (using argc and argv parameters)

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