C Programming

C Programming

Learn C Programming: Build the Foundation of Your Coding Journey

C Programming is the gateway to the world of software development. Known as the mother of all programming languages, C forms the base of many modern languages like C++, Java, and Python. Whether you’re a student stepping into the tech world or a professional looking to solidify your logic-building skills, learning C is a smart move.

Why Learn C Programming?

C is a structured, procedural language that enables efficient system-level programming. It is widely used in developing operating systems, embedded systems, compilers, and performance-critical applications. The syntax of C is straightforward, and it promotes deep understanding of how software interacts with hardware.

By learning C, you’ll develop essential programming concepts such as:

  • Variables and data types

  • Operators and expressions

  • Conditional statements

  • Loops and iterations

  • Functions and scope

  • Arrays and strings

  • Pointers and memory management

  • Structures and file handling

Who Can Learn C?

C is perfect for:

  • High school and college students

  • Engineering and IT graduates

  • Aspiring software developers

  • Professionals preparing for interviews or competitive exams

  • Anyone who wants to learn programming from the basics

You don’t need any prior experience. Just a passion to learn and a logical mindset are enough.

What You’ll Gain from a C Programming Course

Our C Programming course is designed to be beginner-friendly, yet comprehensive. By the end of the training, you will:

  • Write error-free code with strong logic

  • Understand how memory works using pointers

  • Learn how to solve real-time coding problems

  • Be prepared for technical interviews and coding rounds

  • Gain a solid base to move on to languages like C++, Java, and Python

Start Learning C Programming Today

C Programming is more than just a language; it’s a mindset that trains you to think like a programmer. Mastering C helps you understand how computers really work, making it easier to pick up any other language in the future.

If you’re serious about your career in tech, C is the best place to begin here.

Course Syllabus

Basic

Module1:Introducing the C Language

  • Defining the C language
  • Exploring basic C concepts
  • Character Sets and
  • Compiling, Executing and Developing a Simple C Program

    • Module2: Fundamentals of C Programming

  • Exploring Data Types
  • Introducing Constants and Variables
  • Declaring and Initializing Variables
  • Introduction to Const and Volatile Type Qualifiers
  • Explaining Data Type Modifiers

    • Module3: Managing Input and Output

  • Input/output Functions
  • The printf() function
  • The printf() place holders (Type identifiers, Type prefixes, Field-width, Precision, Flags)
  • Escape Sequence
  • The scanf(), getchar(), gets(), putchar(), puts() functions.

    • Module 4: Working with Operators

  • Working with Operators
  • The Unary Operators
  • The Assignment Operators
  • The Arithmetic Operators
  • The Increment/Decrement Operators
  • The Relational Operators
  • The Logical Operators
  • The Bitwise Operators
  • The Conditional Operators
  • The Special Operators
  • The Shorthand Assignment Operators
  • Operator Precedence in C

    • Module 5: Control Structures

  • Exploring the syntax of a control structure
  • Working with Conditional Statements (The if Statement, The if-else Statement, Nested if Statements, The if-else Ladder, The switch Statement, Nested switch Statements)
  • Working with Iterative Statements (The while Loop, The do-while Loop , The for Loop)
  • Working with Jump Statements (The break Statement, The continue Statement, The go to Statement)

    • Module 6: Arrays and Functions

  • Introducing Arrays
  • Working with One-Dimensional and Two-Dimensional Arrays
  • Limitations of Arrays
  • Working with Functions (Function Definition and Invocation
  • Types of Functions
  • Built-in Functions(String manipulation, Memory Management, Buffer manipulation, Character manipulation, Error handling Functions)
  • User-defined Functions
  • Parameter passing mechanisms (Call by Value, Call by Reference)

    • Module 7: Introduction to Data Structures

  • Stack
  • Queue

    • Advance

    Module 1: Arrays and Functions

  • Passing Arrays in Function
  • Local Variable
  • Global Variables
  • Static Variables
  • Register variables

    • Module 2: String Handling in C

  • Understanding Strings in C
  • Declaring and Initializing a String
  • Reading and Displaying the Strings
  • Creating an Array of Strings
  • Performing String Operations such as -Concatenating Strings, Calculating the Length of a String, Comparing Strings
  • Using various String Handling Functions such as - strlen(), strcmp(), strncmp(), strcat(),strncat(), strcpy(), strncpy(), Strchr(), strwr(), strupr(), strrev()

    • Module 3: Pointers

  • Understanding Pointers
  • Declaring a Pointer Variable
  • Using the Address of (&) Operator
  • Initializing a Pointer Variable
  • Dereferencing a Pointer
  • Performing Operations on Pointers (Assignment, Arithmetic, Comparison)
  • Working with Functions and Pointers (Call by Value, Call by Reference)
  • Working with Arrays and Pointers (Pointers to One –Dimensional Arrays, Pointers to String)
  • Allocating Memory at Runtime (malloc (), calloc(), free(), realloc() )

    • Module 4: Building Structures

  • What is a structure?
  • Defining type structures
  • Nesting structures
  • Arrays and Pointers in structures
  • Pointing to structures
  • Arrays of structures
  • Passing structures to functions
  • What is a union?
  • Arrays of Union
  • Unions inside structures
  • Pointing to unions

    • Module 5: Working with Preprocessor Directives

  • Using the File Inclusion Directives
  • Using the Macro Substitution Directives (Defining a Simple Macro, Defining Macro with Arguments, Defining Nested Macros)
  • Using the Compiler Control Directives (The #ifdef, #ifndef, #if, #ifelse and #ifelif Directives)

    • Module 6: Data File Processing in C

  • Exploring Data Files
  • Opening and Closing Files (Reading from files, Writing to files)
  • Accessing Data Files Randomly (The fseek(), ftell(), fread() and fwrite() functions)

    • Module 7: Introduction to Data Structures

  • Searching Techniques
  • Linear Search
  • Sorting Techniques
  • Bubble Sort
  • Introduction to Linked Lists

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