C Programming: Zero To Hero

Learn C programming easily

What you'll learn
How to program in C.
Requirements
No prior programming experience is necessary.
Description
Welcome to C Programming: Zero To Hero!After taking this course you know all that you need to know to be dangerous in C. I will show you how to run and compile your very first C program. This course is designed to help people no prior programming experience learn how to write C code. Haven't you always wanted to learn how to program? If you are a beginner or even an intermediate programmer there plenty of benefits for learning C. It is essentially the mother tongue of all other programming languages. It is essential to know why a program works. We will learn cover the why in every lecture. The difference between a good programmer and a bad programmer is their ability to decipher why the program runs the way it does. This is more important than know how to code! Unlock the mystery behind why programmers code the way they do. Learn the fundamentals that nobody else knows. I use a special approach to teaching programming concepts, "the Feynman method". In these lectures not only will you learn what you're coding, but you learn why you're coding it! We will be walking hand in hand as we learn the beauty behind programming. Are you ready for a fun programming adventure! Then buckle up for this fantastic journey with C.

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Introduction

Lecture 2 Running our program

Section 2: Using Git

Lecture 3 Git

Section 3: Arrays

Lecture 4 Dot product and arrays

Section 4: Bubble Sort

Lecture 5 Bubble Sort

Section 5: Shell Sort

Lecture 6 Shell Sort

Section 6: Merge Sort

Lecture 7 Merge Sort

Lecture 8 Merge Sort Part 2

Section 7: Quick Sort

Lecture 9 Quick Sort

Section 8: Pointers

Lecture 10 Pointers

Section 9: Linked Lists

Lecture 11 Linked Lists

Lecture 12 Linked list and conditional search

Lecture 13 Deletion in Linked List

Section 10: Stacks and arrays

Lecture 14 Stacks and arrays

Beginner C programmers to intermediate C programmers