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C PROGRAMMING
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Students will develop the ability to design and write programs in the C programming language.
Course Length: 5 Days
Course Tuition: $1990 (US)
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| Programming skill in a language such as Pascal, COBOL, BASIC, or assembler. |
• Introduction to C
What is C?
Features of C
Why program in C?
History of C
Current status and future
• An Overview of C
The first program
How to compile and run a C program
An arithmetic program
Execution flow control
The for loop
Character I/O
A file copier program
A character counter
Stock values
The char data type
Strings (character arrays)
The string program
A look at functions
A functional program
Review of printf
• Data Types and Variables
Fundamental data types
Data type values and sizes
Variables, Constants
Character and String constants
• Operators and Expressions
What are expressions?
Arithmetic, Relational, and Assignment operator
Expressions resulting value
True and false
Logical operators
Increment and decrement Operators (++, --)
'Operate-Assign' operators (+=, *=, ...)
Conditional expression
Operator precedence
Precedence and order of evaluation
Evaluation of logical operators
Type conversions
The cast operator
Bitwise logical operators
• Control Flow
Statements
If - Else
Else - If
Switch
While
Do - While
The for loop
The break and continue statement
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Functions
What is a function?
Why use functions?
Anatomy of a function
Arguments are passed by value
Passing an argument address
A picture of addresses and values
When to use the return statement
Returning non-integer values
Functions in multiple source files
A simple make file
The concept of variable scope
Automatic variables
Global (external) variables
Static variables
External Static variables
• The C Preprocessor
Symbolic constants
Macro substitution
File inclusion
• Pointers and arrays
What is a pointer?
Pointer operators
Why use pointers?
Why use pointers?
Arrays
The & operator
Pointers and arrays
Pointer arithmetic
Arrays and pointers
Array names are constant pointers
Passing arrays to functions
Initializing arrays
• Advanced Pointers
Pointer initialization
Command-line arguments
Strings and character pointers
What is char S[7]?
Arrays of pointers
Command-line arguments
Access through pointers
Functions and pointers
• Structures
Structures
Structures vs. arrays
Structure definitions
Structure declaration
Structure parameter passing by reference
Pointers to structures
Arrays of structures
The malloc routine
• File I/O in C
File Streams
Predefined Streams
The fprintf Function
The fscanf Function
fscanf() Examples
The fputs and fgets Functions
The fwrite and fread Functions
System I/O
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