Learn the foundation of all modern programming languages with our in-depth C Programming course.

Designed for absolute beginners and aspiring developers, this course builds your logical thinking, problem-solving skills, and coding fundamentals. Whether you're preparing for software jobs, engineering academics, or technical interviews — this course is your starting point.

C Language Basics
  • Introduction to programming
  • Features of C History
  • Structure of C Program
  • Keyword, Identifiers & Constants
  • Concepts of variables and constants.
  • Concepts of data types.
  • Primitive Data Types
  • Aggregated Data Types
  • Operators in C.
  • Binary Operators
  • Unary Operators
  • Ternary Operators
  • Special Operators
  • Order of Evaluation
  • Creating expressions using operators in C.
  • How to take input from the user and store them into the system
  • How to give output of the solutions arrived at.
  • Decision making if constructs.
  • Simple if
  • if..else
  • Nested if
  • if..else ladder
  • Goto Statement
  • Break and Continue Statement
  • Switch..Case statement
  • Looping
  • Do..While
  • While
  • For
  • Nested loop Statements
  •  Arrays
  • Introduction to arrays
  • Need for Arrays
  • Types of arrays
  • One Dimensional Arrays
  • Two Dimensional Arrays
  • Multi Dimensional Arrays
  • String manipulation
  • Declaring String
  • Initializing String
  • String Functions
  • String Formatted Specifiers
  • Multiple Strings
  • Functions and their types.
  • Interdiction to Functions
  • Need for Functions
  • Classification of Functions
  • Function Prototype
  • Defining Function
  • Calling Function
  • Function with Arrays
  • Function with Strings
  • Recursive Functions
  • Structures and unions
  • Introduction to structures
  • Declaring a Structure
  • Introduction to Structures
  • Structures with Arrays
  • Structures with Function
  • Nested Structures
  • Introduction to Union
  • Declaring Union
  • Difference between Structures and Unions
  • Enumerations
  • Typedef
  • Pointers
  • File management
  • Dynamic memory allocation
  • Linked lists.
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