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C Programming Essentials: Roadmap To Becoming A C Programmer

Posted By: ELK1nG
C Programming Essentials: Roadmap To Becoming A C Programmer

C Programming Essentials: Roadmap To Becoming A C Programmer
Published 9/2024
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 2.72 GB | Duration: 7h 26m

Mastering C Programming, Coding in C, C Language Basics and Beyond, Essential Programming Concepts in C, C Coding Skills

What you'll learn

Program Execution Steps

C Program Structure

Variables in C

Input and Output

1D and 2D Arrays

Decision Making Structures

Functions

Pointers

Structures

Requirements

No programming experience needed. You will learn everything you need to know

Description

Welcome to my course, "C Programming Essentials: Roadmap to Becoming a C Programmer." This course is designed to make the art of C programming easier for students. So far, we have covered the following sections:Installing Code::Blocks IDE: In this section, we discuss what an Integrated Development Environment (IDE) is and explore the different IDEs available for C programming. We will then learn how to download and install Code::Blocks IDE.Beginning to Write C Program Code: In this section, we will write our first C program and discuss the execution flow of a C program.Using Comments to Clarify Code: This section covers style guidelines and the use of comments to clarify program code.Structure of a C Program: Here, we will discuss the structure of a C program and explore the printf() function.Input and Output: This section covers the printf(), scanf(), and getche() functions in detail.Loops: In this section, students will learn how loops are used to repeat a block of code, covering the for, while, and do-while loops.Decision-Making Structures: We will delve into different decision-making structures, including the if statement, nested if statements, the if-else statement, and the switch statement.Variables: This section covers constants and variables, including how to define and initialize them.Arrays: Here, we will explain what arrays are, how to define them, and how to enter data into and read data from arrays, as well as how to initialize arrays.Functions: This section covers functions, the program-like entities that help organize code, the structure of functions, and how to pass arguments to a function.By the end of this course, you'll have a comprehensive understanding of C programming, preparing you for further study or real-world applications. Join us and embark on your journey to becoming a proficient C programmer!

Overview

Section 1: Installing Code Blocks IDE

Lecture 1 Integrated Development Environment (IDE)

Lecture 2 Downloading and Installing Code Blocks IDE

Section 2: Beginning to Write C Program Code

Lecture 3 Writing our First C Program

Lecture 4 Execution Flow of a C Program

Section 3: Clarifying Program Code

Lecture 5 Using Comments to Clarify Program Code

Section 4: C Program Structure

Lecture 6 Structure of a C Program

Lecture 7 Exploring the printf( ) Function

Section 5: Input and Output

Lecture 8 Looking at scanf( )

Lecture 9 scanf( ) Continued

Lecture 10 printf( ) Continued

Lecture 11 Exploring the getche( ) Function

Section 6: Loops

Lecture 12 The for Loop

Lecture 13 The while Loop

Lecture 14 The while Loop (Unexpected Condition)

Lecture 15 The do-while Loop

Section 7: Decision Making Structures

Lecture 16 The if Statement

Lecture 17 Nested if Statement

Lecture 18 The if-else Statement

Lecture 19 Nested if-else statement

Lecture 20 The else-if Construct

Lecture 21 The Switch Statement

Lecture 22 The Conditional Operator

Section 8: Variables

Lecture 23 Constants and Variables

Lecture 24 Defining Variables

Lecture 25 Initializing Variables

Section 9: Arrays

Lecture 26 Defining Arrays, Entering Data into and Reading Data from Arrays

Lecture 27 Initializing Arrays in C

Section 10: Functions in C

Lecture 28 Functions

Lecture 29 The Structure of Functions

Lecture 30 Using Arguments to Pass Data to a Function

Students wanting to learn the basics of C language