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Programming with C Introduction: Three Day Course

Our Programming with C courseware is designed for training delegates at the beginner level, who wants to develop programming with C language. Delegates should have an understanding of basic Programming Concepts or experience in another computer programming language or general programming techniques

Objectives

Understanding C Structure, Uses, Steps for writting C programming.
Get to know about Data types, Constants and Variables.
Understanding Statements, Expressions and Operator.
Usage of all types of Control statements.
Understanding the concepts of array, Single-dimentional array and Multi-dimentional array.
Learn about data input and output: getchar, putchar, gets, puts, scanf, printf.
Understanding functions, Structures and Union indepth.
Know about opening, closing and using a file.

Courseware Content

1. Introduction to C programming Introduction C Compiler or C Interpreter Structure of a C program Header files Uses of C Steps for C Development Cycle First C Program Exercise 1:1: Simple C program	2. Elements of C language Introduction C Character Set Identifiers and Keywords Data Types Exercise 2:1: Use of type int Constants Exercise 2:2: Use of constants Exercise 2:3: Use of Character contants Symbolic Constants Exercise 2:4: Use of #define directive Variables Variable Declarations Exercise 2:5: Use of type declaration Library functions Exercise 2:6: Use of Mathematical Functions: <math.h> Exercise 2:7: Use of Mathematical Functions: <math.h> Exercise 2:8: Use of String Functions Exercise 2:9: Use of character class test functions Escape sequences
3. Operators Introduction Statements Expressions Arithmetic Operator Example 3:1: Use of increment operators Exercise 3:2: Use of decrement operators Unary operators Relational operators Logical Operators Assignment Operator Exercise 3:3: Use of assignment operator Exercise 3:4: Use of arithmetic and assignment operator Conditional Operator Exercise 3:5: Use of Conditional operator Bitwise Operators Exercise 3:6: Use of Bitwise operator Operator Precedence Exercise 3:7: Use of order of evaluation Type Conversions Exercise 3:8: Use type conversion Exercise 3:9: Use of type conversion	4. Control Structures Introduction If – else Statements Exercise 4:1: Use of if-else Exercise 4:2: Use of if (expression) statement1 else statement2 If else if else Exercise 4:3: Use of if else if Switch Statement Exercise 4:4: Use of Switch statement If statement v/s Switch statement While Statements Exercise 4:5: Use of While Do- While Exercise 4:6: Use of do-while Exercise 4:7: Use of do-while For statement Exercise 4:8: Use of for Jump Statements Exercise 4:9: Use of ‘continue’ statement Return Statement Goto statement Exercise 4:10: Use of ‘goto’ statement
5. Arrays Introduction Array Initialization Declaration Single-dimensional Arrays Exercise 5:1:Use of arrays Exercise 5:2: Use of Array Multidimensional Arrays Exercise 5:3: Use of multidimentional arrays Arrays and Strings Exercise 5:4: Use of array and string Exercise 5:5: Use of Array and String	6. Data Input and Output & Functions Introduction to Data Input and Output getchar and putchar Exercise 6:1: Use of getchar and putchar Exercise 6:2: Use of getchar and putchar gets and puts Exercise 6:3: Use of get functions scanf and printf Exercise 6:4: Use of scanf and printf Functions Function declaration Writing a Function Calling a function Exercise 6:5: Use of Calling a function Recursion Exercise 6:6: Use of Recursion Storage class Automatic or Local Variables External variables or Global Variables Exercise 6:7: Use of external variable Static Variables Example 6:8: Use of Static variable Register Variables Scope and Lifespan of Variables Exercise 6:9: Use of scope and lifespan of variable
7. Pointers, Structures and Unions Introduction Pointer declaration Initializing Pointers Pointers and Function Arguments Exercise 7:1: Use of pointers as function parameters Pointers to Functions Exercise 7:2: Use of pointers to function Pointers and Arrays Exercise 7:3: Use of pointers and array Exercise 7:4: Pointers in one-dimensional array Arrays of pointers Exercise 7:5: Illustration of pointers and Arrays Dynamic Memory Allocation Exercise 7:6: Use of ‘malloc’ function Introduction to Structures Structure initialization User defined Data Type (typedef) Exercise 7:7: Use of typedef Exercise 7:8: Use of typedef Introduction to Unions Exercise 7:9: Usage of Union Exercise 7:10: Use of union	8. Datafiles Introduction Opening files Closing files Using files Unformatted data files Exercise 8:1: Read from file and print C Preprocessor Exercise 8:2: Use of #define Exercise 8:3: Use of #define Exercise 8:4: Use of #define isleap Enumerations Exercise 8:5: Use of enum Exercise 8:6: Use of enum
9. Exercises and Solutions Exercise 9:1: Use of <ctype.h> Exercise 9:2: Use of Arthmetic operator Exercise 9:3: Read and print from a file Exercise 9:4: Find Prime number Exercise 9:5: Use of get and print function Exercise 9:6: Use of While if function Exercise 9:7: Use of ++ and -- operators Exercise 9:8: Use of Bitwise Operators Exercise 9:9: Use of getch and printf Exercise 9:10: Use of isalpha(c), isupper(c), isspace(c), isdigit(c) Exercise 9:11: Use of Switch function Exercise 9:12: Use of pointers Exercise 9:13: Use of pointers to functions Exercise 9:14: Use of Variables Exercise 9:15: Use of pointers, arrays and functions pointers Exercise 9:16: Use of Mathematical function Exercise 9:17: Use of constant

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