This note
assumes a basic understanding of the principles of programming. Topics
covered includes: Writing, compiling, and debugging C programs, Hello
world,Variables and datatypes, operators, Control flow, Functions and
modular programming, User-defined datatypes, structs, unions, bitfields,
Memory allocation. Linked lists, binary trees, Pointers to pointers, oid and
function pointers, Hash tables.
This note
assumes a basic understanding of the principles of programming. Topics
covered includes: Writing, compiling, and debugging C programs, Hello
world,Variables and datatypes, operators, Control flow, Functions and
modular programming, User-defined datatypes, structs, unions, bitfields,
Memory allocation. Linked lists, binary trees, Pointers to pointers, oid and
function pointers, Hash tables.
The C Programming Language is also called the Mother of
languages. The C language was developed by Dennis Ritchie between 1969 and 1973 and is a second and third generation
of languages. The C language provides both low- and high-level features it provides both the
power of low-level languages and the flexibility and simplicity of high-level languages. This
lecture notes includes: Introduction to Computers, Control Structures, Arrays and Strings, Functions
and Pointers, Structures and Unions, Files.
Author(s): Ms. P. Ila
Chandana Kumari, Associate Professor, IIT, Institute of Aeronautical
Engineering,Dundigal
This note covers the
following topics: Structures of C Programming, Built-in Operators and
function, Loop Control structures, Simple Arithmetic Problems, Addition
Multiplication of integers, Functions, Pointers.
This note explains
the following topics: digital computers, introduction to programming
variables, assignments, expressions, input/output, conditionals and
branching, iteration, functions, recursion, arrays, Pointers, character
strings, time and space requirements, searching and sorting, structures,
introduction to data-procedure encapsulation, dynamic allocation, linked
structures, Data structures stacks and queues.
This note covers the following topics: C Language
Fundamentals, Arrays, Functions and Strings, Pointers, Structures, Unions, File
handling, handling functions, monolithic vs. Modular programs, user defined vs.
standard functions, formal vs. actual arguments, function, union, dynamic memory
allocation, file managements.
Author(s): Asst. Professor Mrs Etuari Oram and Asst.
Prof. Mr Bighnaraj Naik
This note is an introduction to the C programming language and
programming in the Unix environment. Topics covered includes: The syntax of the
C language, Use of common libraries for C programming, A general overview of
Unix, Makefiles and the gcc compiler, Write programs in C, Utilize the
Unix environment and Use common C libraries.
This book is
intended to be a first text in programming in general with emphasis on the C
language. It is meant for students with little or no previous programming
experience. Topics covered includes: Computer System Organization, Organization
of C Programs, Testing the Program, Input Reading Data, Designing Programs Top
Down, Processing Character Data, Numeric Data Types and Expression Evaluation,
Arrays, Functions and Files, Sorting and Searching, String Processing, Two
Dimensional Arrays, Structures and Unions, File Input and Output, Storage Class
and Scope, Engineering Programming Examples.
This is a C Programming Tutorial for people who have a little
experience with an interpreted programming language, such as Emacs Lisp or a
GNU shell. Its aim is to teach C to a beginner, but with enough of the details
so as not be outgrown as the years go by. It presumes that you have some
previous aquaintance with programming you need to know what a variable is and
what a function is, but you do not need much experience.
This is not a tutorial introduction to programming. The book is designed
for programmers who already have some experience of using a modern high-level
procedural programming language. Topics covered includes: Variables and
Arithmetic, Control of Flow and Logical Expressions, Functions, Arrays and
Pointers, Structured Data Types, The Preprocessor, Specialized Areas of C,
Libraries and Complete Programs in C.
Author(s): Mike Banahan, Declan Brady and Mark
Doran