The Complete C Programming Course for Beginners

The Complete C Programming Course for Beginners, available at $59.99, has an average rating of 4.15, with 108 lectures, based on 1409 reviews, and has 66441 subscribers.

You will learn about Understand Fundamentals of C Programming Language Learn One of the Most Popular & Widely Used Language in the World Master the C Programming Language from Ground Up Understand How to Write Clean & Efficient Code in C Learn How to Solve Problem Using C Programming Language This course is ideal for individuals who are Anyone Looking for How to Code in the C Programming language or Who Want to Start Learning Programming Using C It is particularly useful for Anyone Looking for How to Code in the C Programming language or Who Want to Start Learning Programming Using C.

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Summary

Title: The Complete C Programming Course for Beginners

Price: $59.99

Average Rating: 4.15

Number of Lectures: 108

Number of Published Lectures: 97

Number of Curriculum Items: 108

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 97

Original Price: $74.99

Quality Status: approved

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What You Will Learn

Understand Fundamentals of C Programming Language

Learn One of the Most Popular & Widely Used Language in the World

Master the C Programming Language from Ground Up

Understand How to Write Clean & Efficient Code in C

Learn How to Solve Problem Using C Programming Language

Who Should Attend

Anyone Looking for How to Code in the C Programming language

Who Want to Start Learning Programming Using C

Target Audiences

Anyone Looking for How to Code in the C Programming language

Who Want to Start Learning Programming Using C

Welcome to ‘The Complete C Programming Course for Beginners’ course.

In this course, you’ll have a detailed, step-by-step explanation of C Programmingwhere you’ll learn about the best ways to solve problems. This is the course I wish I had when I was learning myself for the first time.This course comes with a 30-day money-back guarantee. So nothing to lose!

Why you should learn C Programming Language?

C is often considered to be the mother of all languages because so many other languages have been based on it.

If you want to be a better programmer, software engineer, C Programming is a great way to get started.

This course does not skip the details, this is a step-by-step and line-by-line explanation course. You will learn how to write high-quality code and become a great programmer. This course does not just present how to code in the C programming language, but, also explained all the details of “why”. At the end of this course, you will fully understand the concepts of the C Programming language.

Learning C programming will not only make you understand one of the most powerful Programming Languages of all time but also gives a strong base for developing Problem-solving Skills in the field of computer science and Engineering.

By the time you’re finished with the course, you will be prepared for common technical coding interview questions.

See you inside the course!

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Lets start with this course

Lecture 2: Introduction

Lecture 3: Setting up environment for writting C

Lecture 4: Fresh 69 Coding Question + Solution (PDF Ebook)

Chapter 2: Simple C Program

Lecture 1: Basic Structure of a C Program

Lecture 2: Hello World Program

Lecture 3: Details hash include (#include)

Lecture 4: How a C Program Execute

Chapter 3: DataTypes and Variables

Lecture 1: Datatypes and variables

Lecture 2: Naming convention of a variable

Lecture 3: Printing value of a variable

Lecture 4: Datatypes with examples

Lecture 5: Precision

Lecture 6: Constants

Chapter 4: How Computer Store Data (char, int, float, double)

Lecture 1: How computer store character

Lecture 2: How computer store integer

Lecture 3: Introduction to ieee-754

Lecture 4: How computer store floating point number

Lecture 5: How computer store double number

Lecture 6: Signed and Unsigned Integer

Chapter 5: Arithmetic Operator and Assignment Operator

Lecture 1: Different types of operator in C

Lecture 2: Assignment operator

Lecture 3: Arithmetic operator

Lecture 4: Aside #include

Lecture 5: Getting input from user

Lecture 6: Aside New Line Metacharacter (n)

Chapter 6: Logical Operator & Relation Operator

Lecture 1: Logical Operator

Lecture 2: Short Circuit

Lecture 3: Relational Operator

Chapter 7: Operator Associativity & Precedence

Lecture 1: Precedence & Associativity

Lecture 2: Integer Division & Fractional Division

Chapter 8: Conditional Flow

Lecture 1: IfElse Satement

Lecture 2: Nested ifelse statement

Lecture 3: Checking a number even or odd using if else statement

Lecture 4: Switch Statement

Lecture 5: Checking a number even or odd using switch statement

Lecture 6: Find maximum of two integers

Lecture 7: Find maximum of three integers

Lecture 8: Find second largest of three integers

Chapter 9: Ternary Operator

Lecture 1: What is ternary operator

Lecture 2: Find max of three integers using ternary operator

Lecture 3: Find second largest using ternary operator

Chapter 10: Control Flow

Lecture 1: Introduction to loop

Lecture 2: for loop

Lecture 3: while loop

Lecture 4: dowhile loop

Lecture 5: break and continue statement

Lecture 6: Infinite loop

Lecture 7: Nested Loop

Lecture 8: Keep asking for a positive input

Lecture 9: Sum of first n numbers

Lecture 10: Sum of even numbers upto n

Lecture 11: Sum of odd numbers upto n

Lecture 12: Factorial of a number

Lecture 13: GCD of a two numbers

Lecture 14: Prime number test

Lecture 15: Reverse an integer

Lecture 16: Palindrome number

Lecture 17: Print a triangle

Chapter 11: Function

Lecture 1: Introduction to function

Lecture 2: Parameter & Argument

Lecture 3: Why int main() return 0

Lecture 4: Local Variable and Global Variable

Lecture 5: 3 Place to declare functions

Lecture 6: Implementation of square() function

Lecture 7: Implementation of factorial() function

Lecture 8: Implemetnation of pow(x, n) function

Lecture 9: Implementation of reverse(int) function

Lecture 10: Implementation of countDigits(int) function

Lecture 11: Implementation of isPalindrome(int) function

Lecture 12: Implementation isPrimeNumber() function

Chapter 12: Array

Lecture 1: Array in C

Lecture 2: Two dimentional array (2D Array)

Lecture 3: How to find the size of an array (sizeof() operator)

Lecture 4: Linear Search

Lecture 5: Binary Search

Lecture 6: Find min number in an array

Lecture 7: Find max number in an array

Lecture 8: Print 2D array

Chapter 13: String

Lecture 1: String in C

Lecture 2: String functions

Lecture 3: puts() & gets()

Lecture 4: String literal & Character literal

Chapter 14: Bitwise Operator

Lecture 1: Bitwise Operator in C

Lecture 2: Bit Masking

Lecture 3: Check even odd number using bitwise operator

Instructors

Md. A. Barik
Software Engineer | Udemy Instructor

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