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C Programming

Course Aims
This course is design to provide non-C programmers with the essential skills and knowledge necessary to allow them to become competent in developing ANSI-compliant C programs.

Assumed Knowledge
Readers should have a good knowledge of a programming techniques and at least one programming language such as COBOL, BASIC, FORTRAN or the like. This is a prerequisite for the C++ programming course.

Course Audience
Systems and applications programmers who will be developing systems in C. Anyone who wants a practical understanding of C will benefit from this course. It is suitable for hardware and software engineers who want to expand their knowledge in a powerful all-purpose language, technical managers who want to manage C programming projects.

This course can be found in the following categories:

Course Library > Programming > C/C++/C#
Course Library > Microsoft > Visual C++

Table of Contents

The History of C Programming

The History of C Programming

The Structure of the C Program

Compiling a C Program

Variables & Constants:

Variable Names

Data Types

Declarations

Assignment Operator

Constants

Initialisation of Variables

Enumeration Types

printf( )

getchar( )

Expressions & Operators

Arithmetic Operators

Expression Evaluation

Increment & Decrement Operators

Bitwise Logical Operators

Compound Assignment Operators

Type Conversion

Comma Operator

Order of Precedence

Flow Control of a Program

Types of Flow Control Statements

Logic States

Relational Operators

Boolean Logical Operators

if-else Statement

if-else-if Chain

Nested if Statements

Conditional Operator

Compound Statements

Switch Statement

While loop

Do-while Loop

For Loop

For Loop Variations

Break & Continue Statements

exit( ) Statement

goto Statement

Arrays

Theory of Arrays

Range Checking

Initialisation

Unsized Array Initialisation

The Standard I/O Library

getchar( ) & putchar( )

gets( ) & puts( )

printf( )

scanf( )

Functions

The Definition of a Function

Function Parameters

Non-Returning Functions

Void Functions

The Return Statement

Functions Returning Non-integers

Passing Arrays to Functions

Recursive Functions

Scoping

Storage Class Types

Automatic Variables

Initialisation Rules for the Storage Classes

Pointers

The & and * Operators

Pointers & Function Arguments

Pointer Arithmetic

Pointers & Arrays

Arrays as Function Arguments

Pointer Initialisation

Arrays of Pointers

Pointer to Pointers

Command Line Arguments

Pointers to Functions

File Handling

The File Pointer

fopen( )

stdin, stdout & stderr File Pointers

fclose( )

fgetc( )

fputc( )

ungetc( )

fgets( )

fputs( )

fprintf( )

fscanf( )

fread( ) & fwrite( )

fseek( )

ftell( )

rewind( )

fflush( )

File Status

Structures & Unions

Members of a Structure Variable

Pointers to Structures

Structure Initialisation & Assignment

Structures & Functions

Nested Structures

Bit Fields

Unions

sizeof( )

typedef;

The C Pre-processor

The Pre-processor Operation

#include

Defined Constants

Defined Macros

Macro Side Effects

Deleting a Definition

Conditional Compilation

#ifdef & #ifndef

#line

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