Advanced C Programming In Linux Environment

Learn the Advanced C Programming

What you'll learn

Advanced C Programming

Programming concepts

Preperation for Interviews

Write advanced C Programs Confidentially

Requirements

should have a PC with GCC comiler to execute programs

Description

Note: 1. This course is conducted by Working Professionals and not professional Trainers.  Hence the teaching style may differ from traditional teaching style.  2. This course helps somebody with MINIMAL or NO knowledge on C programming to quickly be able to learn C and write C Programs.3.This course also helps for those who wants to QUICK start the C Programming.4. All the programs that we have discussed in this course  is available for downloading, so that  one can edit code and perform many more operations of the program and execute and learn better and faster.Q. There are Lot of other C programming courses, why students should take this course?A.1. This course is for those students who want to quickly learn Advanced C Programming with in few Hours, Most of the other courses available are at least 25+ to 35+ hours, but in this course we cover most of the topics with clear explanation and keeping it within time bound so that any student can quickly pick up C Programming skills without spending too much  time. Q. Can I take this course, if I want to Learn C Programming in Windows?A. Absolutely yes. The Part 1 is ALL About learning Advanced C Program and will work both on Linux and Windows environment.Q. Who are the Course Audience?A. This course is for those who have Less or No C programming knowledge and want to up skill their C Programming  knowledge. I can assure, you will be confidently able to write complex C Programs on your own in a professional manner both on Windows and Linux systems.Q. Outcome of this course?A.1.  Students will have a advanced understanding of C language.A.2.  Able to write advanced C codes both in Windows and Linux Environment.A.3. you can comfortably self rate to 7.5 or 8 out of 10 (7.5 or 8 / 10 ). if you complete the course and practice some code examples. Advanced C Programming Introduction - Pre Requisite and Programming basics. Understanding Memory for C programs in LinuxBasics of  C and Compilation stepsOperators    Assignment, Arithmetic,Relational Operators    Increment and Decrement Operators    Bitwise Operators    Conditional or Ternanry operators.    ExpressionsProgram Flow Control    If-Else    Switch - Flow control    While and Do While Loop    for Loop, Break and ContinueFunctions    Function Declaration and Definition    Functions return Value    Scope of variables across Functions    Recursion FunctionsArrays    1 and 2 Dimension Array    Arrays and Functions    3 Dimension ArrayStructures and Unions    structures and functions    Array of structures    Unions    Typedef in structuresOverview of Pointers Advanced Pointers    Pointers (integer pointer, character pointer)    Pointers and arrays    Pointers and functions.    Pointer to pointers    Pointers and Structures.Advanced C Projects/Programs     Single linked list     Double Linked List.   Closing Note.     

Overview

Section 1: PART 1 - C Programming - Introduction

Lecture 1 Introduction of the Course

Lecture 2 Importance of learning 'C' for a programmer

Lecture 3 Basic overview of Number system and its importance

Lecture 4 Linux - Environment setup and writing first C program

Lecture 5 Different types of files used and its importance

Lecture 6 Compilation steps for a C Program

Section 2: Understanding Memory for C programs in Linux

Lecture 7 Basics of C program Memory and its Layout

Lecture 8 Basic understanding - variables and Memory

Section 3: Getting started with C Basics

Lecture 9 Building block of C and walkthrogh different sections

Lecture 10 Different data types and its Memory size

Lecture 11 scope of Variable and Constants

Lecture 12 Inputs and Outputs

Lecture 13 Header files and its importance

Section 4: Operators

Lecture 14 Assignment and Arithmetic Operator

Lecture 15 Relational Operators

Lecture 16 Logical Operators

Lecture 17 Bitwise Operators

Lecture 18 Conditional or Ternanry operators

Section 5: Program Flow Control

Lecture 19 Overview of Program Flow control

Lecture 20 If-Else

Lecture 21 Switch - Flow control

Lecture 22 While and do-while Loop

Lecture 23 For -Loop

Lecture 24 Nested for loop, Break, Continue and Goto flow control

Section 6: Functions

Lecture 25 Introduction to Functions

Lecture 26 How to Call functions across files

Lecture 27 Recursion Functions

Section 7: Arrays and Strings library Functions

Lecture 28 1 Dimension Array

Lecture 29 2 Dimension Array

Lecture 30 3 Dimension Array

Lecture 31 Strings and Array

Lecture 32 String Library Functions

Section 8: User defined data types - Structures, Unions, typedef and enum

Lecture 33 structures

Lecture 34 Array of structures

Lecture 35 Unions

Lecture 36 Typedef in structures

Lecture 37 Enumeration - enum

Section 9: Dynamic Memory allocation

Lecture 38 Dynamic memory allocation - Malloc, calloc

Section 10: Overview of Pointers

Lecture 39 What are pointers in C

Section 11: Advanced Pointers

Lecture 40 Pointers and Functions

Lecture 41 Pointers to Arrays

Lecture 42 Pointer Arithmetic

Lecture 43 Arrays of Pointers

Lecture 44 Pointers and Structures

Lecture 45 double Pointers

Lecture 46 Complex pointer declarations and its analysis

Section 12: Advanced C Projects

Lecture 47 Linked List - Preliminary Concept

Lecture 48 Programs - Linked List: Single linked list

Lecture 49 Programs - Double Linked List

Lecture 50 Closing Note on Advanced C Programming

Section 13: Debugging C Code using GDB

Lecture 51 GDB - GNU Debugger

Section 14: Interview Preperation

Lecture 52 Self explanatory - code 1

Students, working professionals(Intermediate)