C LANGUAGE

 

WELCOME TO THE C LANGUAGE 

BASIC COURSE

THERE ARE SOME MILESTONE WHICH WE COVERED IN TIHS COURSE

Milestone: Understanding the Basics of C Language

Duration: 4 weeks (20 hours per week)

Week 1:

- Introduction to C: Overview of the C programming language, its history, and its significance.

- Setting up the development environment: Installation of a C compiler and an integrated development environment (IDE).

- Variables and Data Types: Understanding the concept of variables, data types, and their usage in C.

- Input and Output: Learning how to take user input and display output on the screen using standard I/O functions.

- Operators and Expressions: Familiarization with various operators and expressions in C.

Week 2:

- Control Flow: Introducing decision-making statements such as if, if-else, and switch, along with looping constructs like for, while, and do-while.

- Arrays: Understanding the concept of arrays and their usage in C, including one-dimensional and multidimensional arrays.

- Strings: Working with strings in C, including string manipulation functions and string input/output operations.

- Functions: Learning about functions, their declaration, definition, and usage in C programs.

Week 3:

- Pointers: Exploring the concept of pointers, their syntax, and their applications in C.

- Structures: Introduction to structures in C, defining and accessing structure members, and using structures in programs.

- File Handling: Understanding file input/output operations in C, including opening, reading, writing, and closing files.

Week 4:

- Dynamic Memory Allocation: Learning about dynamic memory allocation in C using functions like malloc, calloc, realloc, and free.

- Preprocessor Directives: Understanding the role of preprocessor directives, including #include, #define, and #ifdef.

- Advanced Concepts (Optional): Introducing advanced topics like recursion, function pointers, and command-line arguments.

Assessment:

- Weekly assignments and coding exercises to reinforce concepts learned.

- Mid-course project: Implementing a small program using the concepts covered in the first two weeks.

- Final project: Developing a more comprehensive application using a combination of concepts learned throughout the course.

By the end of this milestone, students will have gained a solid foundation in the C programming language, allowing them to write simple to moderately complex programs and prepare for further exploration in the field of computer programming. 

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