C Programming

C is a general-purpose, procedural programming language developed by Dennis Ritchie in 1972 at Bell Laboratories. It was originally designed for system programming, especially for developing the UNIX operating system, and is known for its efficiency and control over system resources. C provides a structured approach to programming, allowing developers to break complex problems into smaller, manageable functions.

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Course Curriculum

6 Modules • Step-by-step path

C History

C Introduction

Features & Advantages

Uses of C Language

C Comments

C Write First Program

C Tokens

C Keywords & Identifiers

C Compilation Process

C Variable & Constant

C Data Types

C Input & Output

C Operators

C Conditional statements Intro

C if Statement

C if–else Statement

if...elseif...else Statement

C Nested if Statement

C Switch Statement

C Loop Introduction

C for Loop

C while Loop

C do–while Loop

C Nested Loops

C Loop Control Statement

C Pattern Part 1 (Exercise)

C Pattern Part 2 (Exercise)

C Pattern Part 3 (Exercise)

Introduction of Array

Memory Concept in Array

Multidimensional Array (2D Array)

Multidimensional Array (3D Array)

Arrays and Loops

Functions in C — Introduction

User-Defined Functions

Types of User Defined Functions