C Programming

Learn the most popular programming language

  •   30 Hours of content
  •   150 Questions
  •   Adaptive Learning
  •   Mock tests
  •   Concept Builders
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ABOUT THE COURSE

Why do you need this course

The C programming language is one of the most stable and popular programming languages in the world. It helps to power your smartphone, your car’s navigation system, robots, drones, trains, and almost all electronic devices. C is used in any circumstances where speed and flexibility are important, such as in embedded systems or high-performance computing.

Beginners, even those without any programming experience, will be able to immediately start coding in C with the help of powerful yet simple coding tools right within the web browser. No need to install anything!

curriculum

Skills that you'll
develop in this course.

3 lectures

  Why Programming

  History of C Language

  Hello World Program

3 lectures

  Identifiers in C

  Variables and DataTypes

  Constants

2 lectures

  Printf and Scanf

  Unformatted IO Functions

3 lectures

  Expressions and Arithmetic Operators

  Relational and Logical Operators

  Bitwise Operators

8 lectures

  If Statement

  Switch Statement

  Unconditional Branching using goto statement

  While Loop

  Do While Loop

  For Loop

  Break and Continue

  Special Cases

3 lectures

  Introduction and Writing Functions

  Scope of Variables,Storage Classes,Pass by Value and
reference

  Recursion

4 lectures

  Arrays Declaration and Initialization

  Sample Programs using Arrays

  Arrays as Function Parameters

  2-Dimensional Array

7 lectures

  Introduction to Pointers

  Pointers as Function Parameter

  Pointer Arithmetic

  Pointers and Arrays

  Function Pointers

  Dynamic Memory Allocation using malloc

  calloc and comparision with malloc

5 lectures

  Introduction to Strings

  Sample Program

  More Sample Programs

  Standard String Library Functions

  Array of String

5 lectures

  Declaring and Instantiating Structures

  Structure as Parameter and Pointer to Structure

  Enumerated Data Type

  Union

  Bit Fields

4 lectures

  What is a Stream

  File Handling-Writing and Reading Characters

  Writing and Reading Structure in Text Format

  Writing and Reading in Binary Format

2 lectures

  Understanding Pre-Processor directives

  Header Files and Project

2 lectures

  Command Line Argument

  Variable Number of Arguments

8 lectures

  Linear Search

  Iterative Binary Search

  Recursive Binary Search

  Bubble Sort

  Selection Sort

  Insertion Sort

  Quick Sort

  Merge Sort

lectures

  Introduction to Data Structures

  Stack Using Arrays

  Infix to Postfix Expressions

2 lectures

  Queue Using Arrays

  Queue Using Linked List

4 lectures

  Introduction to Linked List

  Single Linked List

  Double Linked List

  Circular Linked List

3 lectures

  Introduction to Trees

  Programming Tree – 1

  Programming Tree – 2