C Programming / Language

C Programming / Language

CONTENTS

• Chapter 1. Introduction
  • 1.1 Computer Characteristics
  • 1.2 Computer Programming Languages
  • 1.3 Introduction of C Programming / Language
  • 1.4 Program Development Cycle:
            Planning and Write Program Code
            Compiling Program Code
            Error Diagnostics
            Executing
            Debugging Program
  • 1.5 Structure of C Program with Simple C Program / Language
  • Simple C Program / Language
    • 1. Write the program of addition of two numbers
    • 2. Write the program to swap two numbers (exchange the value between two numbers)
    • 3. ASCII Character Set Table with example
    • 4. Escape Sequences in C
    • 5. Simple calculator in C
  
  
  • Chapter 2. Fundamentals of C
    • 2.1 Character Set, C Tokens
    • 2.2 Identifiers and Keywords
    • 2.3 Data Types
    • 2.4 Constants
    • 2.5 Variables
    • 2.6 Declarations of Variables
    • 2.7 Symbolic constants
    • 2.8 Types of statements
    
    
    • Chapter 3. Operators and Expressions
      • 3.1 Unary Operators
      • 3.2 Arithmetic Operators
      • 3.3 Relational Operators
      • 3.4 Logical Operators
      • 3.5 Assignment Operators
      • 3.6 The Conditional Operator
      • 3.7 Bitwise and Special Operator
      • 3.8 Type Conversions
      • 3.9 Computational (Series) Problems
      
      
      • Chapter 4. Managing Data Input and Output
        • 4.1 Character Input and Output Function
        • 4.2 Formatted Input Data
        • 4.3 Formatted Output Data
        • 4.4 The gets and puts Functions
        • 4.5 Interactive Programming
        
        
        • Chapter 5. Decision Making Statements
          • 5.2 Decision Making Statements: if, if … else, Nested if … else
          • 5.2 Ladder Statements: if and if … else
          • 5.3 Switch Statements
          
          
          • Chapter 6. Control or Looping Statements
            • 6.1 while Statement
            • 6.2 do - while Statement
            • 6.3 for Statement
            • 6.4 Nested Control Structures
            • 6.5 Jumps Statement – break, continue, goto, exit
            • 6.6 The Comma Operator
            • 6.7 The goto Statement
            
            
            • Chapter 7. Array
              • 7.1 Define an Array
              • 7.2 One Dimensional Array
              • 7.3 Two Dimensional Array
              • 7.4 Multidimensional Array
              
              
              • Chapter 8. Array and String
                • 8.1 Declaring String Variables
                • 8.2 Reading String Variables
                • 8.3 Writing String Variables
                • 8.4 Operations with Strings
                • 8.5 String handling Functions
                
                
                • Chapter 9. User define Functions
                  • 9.1 Need of User define Functions
                  • 9.2 Defining and Accessing a User define Function
                  • 9.3 Function Call
                  • 9.4 Function return values
                  • 9.5 Passing Arguments to a Function
                  • 9.6 Scope of Variables
                  • 9.7 Recursion
                  • 9.8 Library Functions
                  
                  
                  • Chapter 10. Pointers
                    • 10.1 Introduction
                    • 10.2 Simple examples of Pointer
                    • 10.3 Pointers use as array with Functions
                    • 10.4 Dynamic Memory Allocation
                    • 10.5 Operations on Pointers
                    • 10.6 Pass function with other function
                    • 10.7 Pointers and Multidimensional Arrays
                    • 10.8 Arrays of Pointers
                    • 10.9 Passing Functions to Other Functions
                    
                    
                    • Chapter 11. Structures and Unions
                      • 11.1 Defining a Structure
                      • 11.2 Member of Structure
                      • 11.3 Operations of Structure
                      • 11.4 Nested Structure
                      • 11.5 User-Defined Data Types (typedef)
                      • 11.6 Unions and Operations of Unions
                      • 11.7 Compare structure and union
                      
                      
                      • Chapter 12. File Handling
                        • 12.1 Introduction
                        • 12.2 Modes of Files
                        • 2.3 Operation of File
                        • 12.4 Random access to files
                        • 12.5 CMD (Command Line Argument)
                        
                        
                        • Chapter 13. Important Features of C Programming / Language
                          • 13.1 Macros
                          • 13.2 The C Preprocessor
                          • 13.3 Register Variables
                          • 13.4 Enumerations
                          
                          
                          • Chapter 14. Project of C Programming / Language
                            • 14.1 Project of C Programming / Language I
                            • 14.2 Project of C Programming / Language II
                            • 14.3 Project of C Programming / Language III