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Comprehensive C Programming Course - AD-TEAM - 12-23-2024

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Comprehensive C Programming Course
Published 7/2024
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 10.19 GB | Duration: 27h 40m

Master C programming and build real-world applications with our Comprehensive C Programming Course!

What you'll learn

Introduction to C Programming: Gain a foundational understanding of C, its history, and why it's crucial in programming.

Data Types and Variables: Learn about different data types, variable declaration, and usage in C programming.

Control Structures: Master the use of control structures like if-else, switch-case, and loops (for, while, do-while) for decision making and iteration.

Input/Output Functions: Understand and implement basic I/O functions to interact with users and perform data input and output operations.

Operators: Learn to use various operators (arithmetic, logical, unary) to manipulate data and perform calculations.

Arrays and Pointers: Understand the concepts of arrays and pointers, including one-dimensional and multi-dimensional arrays, and pointer arithmetic.

Functions: Develop modular and reusable code by creating and using functions, including passing arrays to functions and handling return values.

C Programming on Linux: Install and configure the GCC compiler, understand the compilation process, and learn debugging techniques on Linux.

Practical Projects: Apply learned concepts in real-world projects such as developing an online exam portal and a payroll processing system.

Problem Solving: Enhance problem-solving skills through various examples, case studies, and practice questions on arrays, pointers, and functions.

Requirements

Basic Computer Literacy: Familiarity with using a computer, including navigating file systems and using basic software applications.

Interest in Programming: A keen interest in learning programming and solving problems using code.

Logical Thinking: Basic understanding of logical thinking and problem-solving techniques.

No Prior Programming Experience Required: This course is designed for beginners with no prior experience in programming.

Access to a Computer: A computer with an internet connection to access course materials, install software, and complete programming assignments.

Operating System: Preferably, a computer running Windows, macOS, or Linux to install and use the necessary tools and compilers.

Text Editor or IDE: Installation of a text editor or an Integrated Development Environment (IDE) such as Code::Blocks, Visual Studio Code, or any other C-compatible editor.

C Compiler: Installation of a C compiler like GCC (GNU Compiler Collection) for compiling and running C programs.

Basic Math Skills: Understanding of basic mathematical concepts, as they are often used in programming.

Motivation and Persistence: A willingness to learn, practice, and persist through challenges encountered while learning to program.

Description

IntroductionWelcome to the Comprehensive C Programming Course, a detailed and hands-on journey into the world of C programming. This course is designed to provide a solid foundation in C, covering fundamental concepts, advanced techniques, and practical projects. Whether you are a beginner looking to learn programming from scratch or an experienced developer seeking to enhance your skills, this course will equip you with the knowledge and confidence to write efficient and effective C programs.Section 1: Fundamentals of C ProgrammingThis section introduces the basics of C programming, starting with the history and significance of C. Students will learn about data types, variable declarations, and the overall structure of a C program. The section also covers basic input/output functions and control structures such as if-else statements, switch-case, loops (while, do-while, for), and the use of break and continue statements. By the end of this section, students will be comfortable writing simple C programs and controlling program flow.Section 2: Advanced C Programming TechniquesBuilding on the fundamentals, this section delves into more advanced topics. Students will explore the use of operators, including logical and unary operators, and will solve problems using these operators. This section also covers arrays, pointers, and functions in great detail. Students will learn how to manipulate data using one-dimensional and two-dimensional arrays, perform pointer arithmetic, and implement various function types, including passing arrays to functions and returning values from functions. Case studies and practical examples will help solidify these concepts.Section 3: C Programming on LinuxThis section focuses on developing C programs in a Linux environment. Students will learn how to install and use the GCC compiler, understand GCC architecture, and explore various compiler options. The section covers the stages of compilation, variable types, arithmetic operators, control loops, and functions, with practical exercises to reinforce learning. By the end of this section, students will be proficient in writing, compiling, and debugging C programs on Linux.Section 4: Project on C and POP - Online Exam PortalIn this project-based section, students will apply their C programming skills to create an online exam portal. They will learn how to create a menu-driven interface, implement various functions for saving and retrieving data, and understand score generation and output. This hands-on project will provide practical experience in developing a complete application using C.Section 5: Project on C Programming - Payroll ProcessingThis section involves developing a payroll processing system. Students will create modules for the main menu, monthly transaction processing, and pay slip generation. This project will help students understand the application of C programming in real-world business scenarios, reinforcing their understanding of data management and processing.Section 6: Project in C Programming - Employee Management SystemIn this project, students will build an employee management system. They will create and manipulate data structures, implement selection menus, and perform operations such as adding, modifying, and deleting employee records. This section emphasizes the practical use of C programming for managing data and developing user-friendly interfaces.Section 7: Project in C Programming - 2 Players Tic-Tac-Toe GameStudents will develop a 2-player Tic-Tac-Toe game in this section. They will create the game board, accept player input, and determine the game outcome. This project will help students understand game logic and improve their problem-solving skills using C.Section 8: Project in C Programming - Hangman GameThe final project involves creating a Hangman game. Students will implement a choice menu, select random words, hide words, evaluate player guesses, and create the main game loop. This project will consolidate their understanding of C programming concepts and provide a fun and interactive way to practice coding.ConclusionThe Comprehensive C Programming Course offers an in-depth exploration of C programming, from fundamental concepts to advanced techniques and practical projects. By the end of this course, students will have a thorough understanding of C programming and the ability to develop complex applications. This course is perfect for anyone looking to build a strong foundation in programming and enhance their coding skills.

Overview

Section 1: C Programming Course

Lecture 1 Introduction to C

Lecture 2 Data Types In C

Lecture 3 Structure of C program

Lecture 4 Program in C Part 1

Lecture 5 Program in C Part 2

Lecture 6 Program in C Part 3

Lecture 7 IO Functions

Lecture 8 IfElse Construct Part 1

Lecture 9 IfElse Construct Part 2

Lecture 10 Switch Case

Lecture 11 While dowhile Part 1

Lecture 12 While dowhile Part 2

Lecture 13 For Loop

Lecture 14 Break Continue

Lecture 15 Working with Operators Part 1

Lecture 16 Working with Operators Part 2

Lecture 17 Logical Operators and Unary Operators

Lecture 18 Problem solving Using Operators

Lecture 19 Case Study in C programming language

Lecture 20 Explaining C language and its different functions using Case studies

Lecture 21 reverse of a number

Lecture 22 More Examples of C Program writing

Lecture 23 Writing Programs in C using case studies

Lecture 24 More examples of program writing in C

Lecture 25 Working with Arrays part 1

Lecture 26 Working with Arrays part 2

Lecture 27 One Dimensional Array

Lecture 28 Working with One Dimensional Array

Lecture 29 Some Examples and Problem Solving on One Dimensional Array

Lecture 30 Practice Problem Solving on One Dimensional Array

Lecture 31 Practice Questions on One Dimensional Array Part 1

Lecture 32 Practice Questions on One Dimensional Array Part 2

Lecture 33 Practice Questions on One Dimensional Array Part 3

Lecture 34 Practice Questions on One Dimensional Array Part 4

Lecture 35 Practice Questions on One Dimensional Array Part 5

Lecture 36 Practice Questions on One Dimensional Array Part 6

Lecture 37 Working with Pointers and Declaring

Lecture 38 Manipulating Pointers

Lecture 39 Practise questions Pointer arithmetics

Lecture 40 Practice Questions on Pointers

Lecture 41 Practise question on working with pointer 2

Lecture 42 TwoDimensional Arrays and Pointers

Lecture 43 Pointer Arithmetic in Two Dimensional Arrays

Lecture 44 Practice Questions on Two Dimensional Arrays and Pointers

Lecture 45 Additional Practice Questions on 2D Array

Lecture 46 Working with Functions

Lecture 47 Practice Programming on Functions

Lecture 48 Call by Value Call by Reference Continued

Lecture 49 Passing Arrays to Functions

Lecture 50 Practice Questions on Passing Arrays to Functions

Lecture 51 Practice Questions on Passing Arrays to Functions Continue

Lecture 52 Returning the value from a function

Lecture 53 Returning the value from a function continued

Lecture 54 String functions

Lecture 55 string to numeric conversion function

Lecture 56 Conclusion C

Section 2: Comprehensive C++ Training

Lecture 57 Introduction To Oops Concepts

Lecture 58 Object Oriented Methodology

Lecture 59 Benefits Of Oops

Lecture 60 Phases Of Sdlc (Software Development Life Cycle)

Lecture 61 History Of C++ Write Program In C++

Lecture 62 Compile And Running A C++ Program

Lecture 63 Calling Method

Lecture 64 Operators In C++

Lecture 65 If-Else

Lecture 66 Switch Case Part 1

Lecture 67 Switch Case Part 2

Lecture 68 While Loop Part 1

Lecture 69 While Loop Part 2

Lecture 70 Do While For

Lecture 71 Abstraction Encapsulation Part 1

Lecture 72 Abstraction Encapsulation Part 2

Lecture 73 Static Variables Part 1

Lecture 74 Static Variables Part 2

Lecture 75 Friend Keyword

Lecture 76 Array Introduction

Lecture 77 Array Demo

Lecture 78 Two Dimetional Array Part 1

Lecture 79 Two Dimetional Array Part 2

Lecture 80 2D Program

Lecture 81 Param Array

Lecture 82 Enumeration

Section 3: C on Linux

Lecture 83 Introduction to C on Linux

Lecture 84 Commands to Check Whether Gcc Installed or Not

Lecture 85 Commands to Install Gcc on Linux

Lecture 86 Gcc Architecture Overview

Lecture 87 First C Program

Lecture 88 Compile C program on Linux

Lecture 89 Gcc Compiler With -C Option

Lecture 90 Gcc Various Options

Lecture 91 Gcc Various Options Practical

Lecture 92 Various Stages of Compilation

Lecture 93 Various Stages of Compilation Practical

Lecture 94 Development Stages of Program

Lecture 95 Types of Variables Theory

Lecture 96 Variable Declaration Definition and Printing Values

Lecture 97 Variable Declaration Definition and Printing Values Practical

Lecture 98 Arithmetic Operators in C

Lecture 99 Arithmetic Operators in C Practical

Lecture 100 Operators

Lecture 101 Operators Available and Conclusion

Lecture 102 Control Loops in C Introduction

Lecture 103 Go to Loop Theory

Lecture 104 If Else Loop Theory

Lecture 105 If Else Loop Hindson

Lecture 106 If Else Loop Hindson continue

Lecture 107 Go to Loop Hindson

Lecture 108 Difference Between Break

Lecture 109 Switch Control Statement

Lecture 110 Break Continue Switch Hindson

Lecture 111 Break Continue Switch Hindson Continue

Lecture 112 Switch Versus If Else Ladder

Lecture 113 Case Study On Loops And Condition Statements

Lecture 114 While Loop Theory

Lecture 115 Calculation of Simple Interest for 3 Step

Lecture 116 While Loop Hindson

Lecture 117 Do While Hindson Theory

Lecture 118 Do While Hindson Practical

Lecture 119 For Loop Theory

Lecture 120 For Loop Practical

Lecture 121 For Loop Hindson

Lecture 122 For Loop Hindson Practical

Lecture 123 Various Concepts of Infinite Loop

Lecture 124 Nested Loops

Lecture 125 Introduction to Function

Lecture 126 User Defined Function

Lecture 127 Function Definition

Lecture 128 Function Declaration

Lecture 129 Functions with no Parameters no Arguments

Lecture 130 Functions with no Return Parameters But has Arguments

Lecture 131 Functions with Return Parameters But has no Arguments

Lecture 132 Functions With Return Parameters and has Arguments

Lecture 133 Case Study of Calculator Using All Four Types of Functions

Lecture 134 Case Study of Calculator Using All Four Types of Functions Continue

Lecture 135 Main Function Execution

Lecture 136 Recursive Function Concepts

Lecture 137 Calling Function and Called Function

Lecture 138 Pointer Introduction

Lecture 139 Address Operator

Lecture 140 Pointer Variable Declaration

Lecture 141 Indirection Operator

Lecture 142 Pointer Arithmetic

Lecture 143 Double Deference

Lecture 144 Void Pointer

Lecture 145 Volatile Pointers

Lecture 146 Introduction of Variables Arguments Function

Lecture 147 More on Unnamed Arguments AM

Lecture 148 Variadic Functions Declaration Syntax

Lecture 149 VF Unnamed Arguments AM

Lecture 150 Command Line Arguments

Section 4: Project on C and POP - Online Exam Portal

Lecture 151 Introduction to Project

Lecture 152 Creating a Menu

Lecture 153 Creating Help Function

Lecture 154 Creating Functions which Saves

Lecture 155 Creating Start Game Feature

Lecture 156 Understanding the Score Generation and Output

Section 5: Project on C Programming - Payroll Processing

Lecture 157 Introduction of Project

Lecture 158 Module Main Menu

Lecture 159 Module Monthly Transaction Process

Lecture 160 Module Process and Pay slip Generation

Section 6: Project in C Programming - Employee Management System

Lecture 161 Introduction to The Project

Lecture 162 Getting Required Tools

Lecture 163 Creating The Employee Strict

Lecture 164 Creating The Employee Strict Continue

Lecture 165 Selection Menu Part 1

Lecture 166 Selection Menu Part 2

Lecture 167 Selection Menu Part 3

Lecture 168 Selection Menu Part 4

Lecture 169 Selection Menu Part 5

Lecture 170 Selection Menu Part 6

Lecture 171 Add Employee

Lecture 172 Add Employee Continue

Lecture 173 Modify Employee Record Part 1

Lecture 174 Modify Employee Record Part 2

Lecture 175 Modify Employee Record Part 3

Lecture 176 Delete Employee Record

Lecture 177 Print Employee Details

Section 7: Project in C Programming - 2 Players Tic-Tac-Toe Game

Lecture 178 Introduction to The Project

Lecture 179 Creating The Board

Lecture 180 Creating The Board Continue

Lecture 181 Accepting Player Input

Lecture 182 Accepting Player Input Continue

Lecture 183 Determining Game Outcome

Lecture 184 Determining Game Outcome Continue

Section 8: Project in C Programming - Hangman Game

Lecture 185 Introduction to The Project

Lecture 186 Getting The Required Tools

Lecture 187 Getting The Required Tools Continue

Lecture 188 Creating The Choice Menu

Lecture 189 Creating The Choice Menu Continue

Lecture 190 Random Word Selection Part 1

Lecture 191 Random Word Selection Part 2

Lecture 192 Random Word Selection Part 3

Lecture 193 Hide Randomly Selected Word

Lecture 194 Evaluate Player Guess

Lecture 195 Main Game Loop

Lecture 196 Main Game Loop Continue

Beginners in Programming: Individuals with no prior programming experience who want to start their journey in software development.,Students: High school or college students looking to strengthen their understanding of C programming for academic purposes.,Aspiring Software Developers: Those aiming to build a strong foundation in programming concepts before moving on to more advanced languages and frameworks.,Professionals Seeking a Career Change: Professionals from non-technical backgrounds who wish to transition into a career in software development.,Engineering Students: Students pursuing degrees in computer science, electronics, or related fields, who need a solid understanding of C programming.,Hobbyists: Enthusiasts who enjoy coding and wish to add another programming language to their skillset.,Self-Learners: Individuals who prefer self-paced learning and want to gain proficiency in C programming.,IT Professionals: IT professionals looking to enhance their programming skills and knowledge of the C language.,Embedded Systems Developers: Developers interested in or working with embedded systems where C is commonly used.,Anyone Interested in Programming Fundamentals: Anyone who wants to understand the core principles of programming through one of the most widely-used and fundamental programming languages.

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