C Programming For Beginners Master the C Language

C Programming For Beginners – Master the C Language, available at $49.99, with 313 lectures.

You will learn about Data Structures Programming Problem solving C Language This course is ideal for individuals who are Beginner to Advance C Programmer It is particularly useful for Beginner to Advance C Programmer.

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Summary

Title: C Programming For Beginners – Master the C Language

Price: $49.99

Number of Lectures: 313

Number of Published Lectures: 313

Number of Curriculum Items: 313

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 313

Original Price: ?2,499

Quality Status: approved

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What You Will Learn

Data Structures

Programming

Problem solving

C Language

Who Should Attend

Beginner to Advance C Programmer

Target Audiences

Beginner to Advance C Programmer

One of the top C Programming Courses, this C Programming Course – Complete Beginner to Advanced is designed to help you learn C programming from the ground up. As we know, the C language is the mother of all programming languages, so learning C programming language will help you to understand the concepts of programming languages.

In this C Language Course by GeeksforGeeks, we will begin with the foundations of C programming, covering basic syntax, data types, variables, operators, expressions, and input/output operations. You’ll learn about control structures like if-else statements and loops, and dive into core concepts such as functions, arrays, strings, and pointers.

As you progress, you’ll grasp advanced topics like complex data structures (linked lists, stacks, and queues), file handling, dynamic memory allocation, and memory management techniques. The course also introduces object-oriented programming (OOP), exploring classes, objects, inheritance, polymorphism, and encapsulation.

This online C Programming Course is curated by competitive programming experts and industry veterans, including GeeksforGeeks CEO Mr. Sandeep Jain, ensuring you receive top-notch training and skill enhancement. Engage with practical C programming examples and exercises to solidify your learning.

Why Learn C?

Learning C is beneficial because it gives you a deep understanding of how computers work. Many other programming languages are based on C, so mastering it can make learning other languages easier. C is also used in many critical systems, so knowing it can open up job opportunities in fields like software development, embedded systems, and systems programming.

Who Should Enroll:

Beginners: People who have never programmed before and want to start learning C.

Students:College and university students who want to improve their programming skills and get hands-on experience.

Aspiring Programmers: Those who want to become software developers, game developers, or work in tech-related fields.

Professional Developers: Experienced programmers who want to learn more about C and advanced concepts.

Software Engineers: Professionals looking to add C programming to their skill set and enhance their career.

IT Professionals: System administrators, network engineers, and IT specialists who need C for low-level programming or hardware interfacing.

Prerequisites:

Basic Computer Skills: Familiarity with using a computer, including navigating files and folders.

Basic Math Skills: Understanding basic mathematical concepts like algebra will help in understanding programming logic.

Course Materials:

Online Resources: Access to coding platforms and exercises for hands-on practice.

Software: Guidance on setting up the C development environment.

Instructor:

The course is developed and taught by industry experts and competitive programming enthusiasts, including GeeksforGeeks CEO Mr. Sandeep Jain, who brings their experience and expertise to provide you with the best learning experience.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Background Part 1 (IO Devices, CPU and Memory)

Lecture 2: Background Part 2 (Computer Organization & Operating System)

Lecture 3: Why Do We Need Programming Languages

Lecture 4: C Introduction

Lecture 5: C Standards and Implementation

Lecture 6: Basic C Programming Terminology

Lecture 7: How do C Programs Run?

Lecture 8: First C Program

Lecture 9: Comment in C

Chapter 2: Variable and Data Types

Lecture 1: Variables in C

Lecture 2: Variable Naming Rules

Lecture 3: Data types in C

Lecture 4: Ranges of Data Types in C

Lecture 5: Operator sizeof() in C

Lecture 6: Global Variables and Scope

Lecture 7: Const in C

Lecture 8: Static Variables in C

Lecture 9: Literals in C

Lecture 10: Type Conversion in C

Lecture 11: Swap Two Numbers

Chapter 3: Input Output in C

Lecture 1: Input and Output in C

Lecture 2: printf() in C

Lecture 3: scanf() in C

Lecture 4: fgets in C

Lecture 5: Format specifier for Integers

Lecture 6: Format Specifiers for floating point number

Lecture 7: Other format specifiers

Lecture 8: Width and Precision in printf()

Lecture 9: A Buffering Example in C

Lecture 10: Escape Sequence in C

Chapter 4: Operator

Lecture 1: Arithmetic Operators

Lecture 2: Unary Arithmetic Operators

Lecture 3: Comparison Operators

Lecture 4: Assignment Operators

Lecture 5: Logical Operators

Lecture 6: Bitwise Operator in C (AND, OR and XOR)

Lecture 7: Bitwise Operator in C (Left Shift, Right Shift and NOT)

Lecture 8: Signed Number Representation and Bitwise NOT

Lecture 9: Operator Precedence & Associativity

Lecture 10: Day Before N Days

Lecture 11: Sum of Natural Numbers

Lecture 12: Last Digit of a Number

Lecture 13: Practice Problem on Operators

Chapter 5: Flow control

Lecture 1: If Else in C

Lecture 2: IF Else Example in C

Lecture 3: Nested If Else with Example

Lecture 4: Else if with example in C

Lecture 5: Switch in C

Lecture 6: Even Odd

Lecture 7: Largest of Three Numbers

Lecture 8: Leap Year

Lecture 9: Simple Calculator

Chapter 6: Function

Lecture 1: Functions in C

Lecture 2: Applications of Functions

Lecture 3: Function Declaration & Definition

Lecture 4: How Functions Work

Lecture 5: Inline Function

Lecture 6: Practice Problems on C Functions

Lecture 7: First Digit of a Number

Lecture 8: Prime Factorization

Chapter 7: Loop

Lecture 1: While Loop in C

Lecture 2: For Loop in C

Lecture 3: Do While Loop in C

Lecture 4: Break in C

Lecture 5: Continue in C

Lecture 6: Nested Loops in C

Lecture 7: Patterns

Lecture 8: Square Pattern

Lecture 9: Triangle Pattern

Lecture 10: Inverted Triangle Pattern

Lecture 11: Factorial of a Number

Lecture 12: Check for Prime

Lecture 13: Next Prime Number

Lecture 14: All Divisor of a Number

Lecture 15: GCD of Two Numbers

Lecture 16: LCM of Two Numbers

Lecture 17: Fibonacci Numbers

Lecture 18: Count Digits of a Number

Lecture 19: Table of a Number

Chapter 8: Array

Lecture 1: Introduction to Arrays in C

Lecture 2: Declaring and Initializing Arrays

Lecture 3: Accessing Array Elements

Lecture 4: Size of an Array in C

Lecture 5: Array Traversal in C

Lecture 6: Different Types of Arrays

Lecture 7: Check if Array is Sorted

Lecture 8: Count Distinct in an Array

Lecture 9: Sum of an Array

Lecture 10: Average of an Array

Lecture 11: Maximum in an Array

Chapter 9: Pointer

Lecture 1: Address and Dereference Operators in C

Instructors

GeeksforGeeks (GfG)
GeeksforGeeks

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