Learn C Programming Language From Basics

C PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE , Let Us C

What you'll learn

Understand the concept of a program (a computer following a series of instructions)

Understand the concept of a loop – that is, a series of statements which is written once but executed repeatedly- and how to use it in a programming language

Be able to break a large problem into smaller parts, writing each part as a module or function

Be able to work with both character and numerical data

Understand the parts of a computer system and how they interact

Requirements

Basics from mathematics

Description

C programming language is structured programming language. In this course I have explained the following concepts from C language:1) C-Tokens, 2) Operators in C 3) Data types, variables, constants in C 4) Control statements( if, if else, for, when, case, switch)5) arrays, pointers and strings 6) User defined functions 7) structures and unions 8) File management.Computer languages 1) Low level language 2) High-level language C is a general purpose programming language that is popular, simple and flexible to use. This language is used to design applications, embedded systems and web development. It used to write various application operating systems like windows, and other operating systems. In this course I have explained programs using TURBO compiler.The father of all programming languages is ALGOL. It was introduced in 1960.In 1967 , a new computer programming language was announced called as BCPL.  In 1972, Dennis Ritchie created a new programming language called C. It used to for compiler production and used in IOT applications. features of C:Simple and efficient, it is extensible, it is portable, It supports pointers and recursion.It was designed to be compiled to provide low-level access to memory and language constructs that map efficiently to machine instructions, all with minimal runtime support.

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Introduction

Lecture 2 Introduction to C-Language

Lecture 3 02-Flowcharts

Lecture 4 03-Flowcharts-02

Lecture 5 04-Flowcharts-03

Section 2: C-Language basics

Lecture 6 Character set

Lecture 7 Character set-02

Lecture 8 Number system

Lecture 9 Structure of C programming Language

Lecture 10 Main function

Lecture 11 Steps to learn C language

Lecture 12 Stages of CPL

Lecture 13 Code

Lecture 14 Sample program

Section 3: C - Tokens

Lecture 15 C - Tokens

Lecture 16 C - Keywords

Lecture 17 Identifiers

Lecture 18 Constants

Lecture 19 Constants-2

Lecture 20 Data types in C

Lecture 21 Fundamental datatypes

Lecture 22 Variables in C

Section 4: Operators in C programming language

Lecture 23 Operators in CPL

Lecture 24 Arithmetical operators program

Lecture 25 Relational operators

Lecture 26 Relational operators-1

Lecture 27 Logical operators in C

Lecture 28 Logicaloperators-1

Lecture 29 Logical operators program

Lecture 30 Increment and decrement operators in C

Lecture 31 Conditional operators in C

Lecture 32 Conditional operators-1

Lecture 33 Bitwise operators in C

Lecture 34 Bitwise operators program

Section 5: Input and Putput Functions

Lecture 35 Input and Output functions

Lecture 36 Input and output functions-1

Lecture 37 Format specifiers

Section 6: Decision making in C

Lecture 38 Decision making in C - Introduction

Lecture 39 Switch-case control statements

Lecture 40 if control statements

Lecture 41 Switch-case

Lecture 42 switch-case-program

Lecture 43 Simple calculator

Lecture 44 program

Section 7: Control flow statements

Lecture 45 While loop control statement

Lecture 46 WHILE LOOP EXAMPLE

Lecture 47 For loop Introduction

Lecture 48 For loop program

Lecture 49 For loop

Lecture 50 NESTED LOOP

Lecture 51 DOWHILE LOOP

Lecture 52 Example logic

Lecture 53 Example program - 2

Lecture 54 Example program - 3

Lecture 55 Example program - 4

Lecture 56 Example program - 5

Lecture 57 Example program - 6

Lecture 58 Example program - 7

Lecture 59 Example program - 8

Lecture 60 Example program - 9

Lecture 61 Jumping control statements

Section 8: Functions in C

Lecture 62 Introduction to functions

Lecture 63 Elements of function

Lecture 64 Function declaration

Lecture 65 Function definition

Lecture 66 call-by-value

Beginners C program developers, any graduates from mathematics background