C Programming accelerator: Start your journey ->0 to 100%

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: What this Course Offers ?

Lecture 2: What is a Programming Language ?

Lecture 3: What are Compilers ? And the role of Compilers in Programming.

Lecture 4: Types of Programing Languages

Lecture 5: Brief History of C Programming Language.

Chapter 2: Getting Ready with I.D.E : Selection, Installation and usage.

Lecture 1: Choosing Between IDEs

Lecture 2: Downloading and Installing Code::Blocks for Windows

Lecture 3: Downloading and Installing Microsoft Visual Studio

Lecture 4: Downloading and Installing Borland Turbo C++

Lecture 5: Exploring Code::Blocks IDE and It's Usage

Lecture 6: [Optional]Exploring Microsoft Visual Studio IDE and It's Usage.

Lecture 7: [Optional]Exploring Borland Turbo C++ IDE and It's Usage.

Chapter 3: Laying a Strong Foundation. Structure of a C Program and Basics you should know.

Lecture 1: Structure of a C Program.

Lecture 2: Exploring Basic Input/Output functions in C

Lecture 3: Brief about Binary, Bits, Bytes, Memory and its Working…..

Chapter 4: Exploring Variables and there Data Types.

Lecture 1: What are Variables ?

Lecture 2: Variable Declaration/Definition and intialization.

Lecture 3: Let's Discuss Data Types.

Lecture 4: Sizes of Various Data Types and Qualifiers long,short.

Lecture 5: Using Format Specifiers and Field Width Specifiers:- I / O Fuctions Revisited.

Lecture 6: Escape Sequences

Lecture 7: Scope of Variables- in blocks of Code

Lecture 8: Constants

Chapter 5: Operators and There Usage

Lecture 1: Types of Operators

Lecture 2: Arithmetic Operators

Lecture 3: Precedence of Operators

Lecture 4: Arithmetic Assignment Operators

Lecture 5: The Increment/Decrement Operator

Lecture 6: Relational Operators

Lecture 7: Precedence of Operators- Revisited

Chapter 6: Loops

Lecture 1: The for(;;) Loop

Lecture 2: The for Loop Demo Example

Lecture 3: The multi-statement for Loop

Lecture 4: Demo Example-The mulit-statement.

Lecture 5: Demo Example-The multi-initialization for Loop

Lecture 6: Nested for(;;) Loops

Lecture 7: Demo Example-The Nested for Loop .

Lecture 8: The while() Loop

Lecture 9: Demo Example-The while loop.

Lecture 10: Demo Example-Nested while() Loops.

Lecture 11: The do – while() Loop

Lecture 12: Demo Example-The do-While .

Chapter 7: Decisions

Lecture 1: Introduction to Decisive Statements in C

Lecture 2: The if(condition) statement

Lecture 3: Demo Example-The if statement.

Lecture 4: Demo Example—The word count program.

Lecture 5: Nested If statements

Lecture 6: Demo Example-The Nested if.

Lecture 7: The if – else statement

Lecture 8: Demo Example-The if — else .

Lecture 9: The Nested if else statements

Lecture 10: Demo Example-The nested if-else-if.

Lecture 11: The Logical And, Or , Not operators

Lecture 12: Demo Example-Logical Operators .

Lecture 13: Precedence of Operators – Revisited

Lecture 14: Demo Example – The 4 function Calculator

Lecture 15: Demo Example – Using The break Statement

Lecture 16: The switch() Statement

Lecture 17: Demo Example-The switch() Statement.

Lecture 18: The Conditional Operator – an option for if(condition) else construct

Chapter 8: Function I – Add features to your program.

Lecture 1: What is a function ?

Lecture 2: The Structure of a function.

Lecture 3: Demo Example- A Simple function

Lecture 4: Functions with return value .

Lecture 5: Demo Example-Return Value of a function.

Lecture 6: Local Variables in function-Scope of Variables Revisited.

Chapter 9: Functions II – Some Advanced but easy concepts.

Lecture 1: Functions with Arguments.

Lecture 2: Demo Example – passing Arguments to function.

Lecture 3: Using Multiple functions in a program

Lecture 4: Demo Example-Using more then one functions.

Lecture 5: Introducing the #define directive and const keyword

Lecture 6: Demo Example-Using #define and const

Lecture 7: Macros – The Little functions.

Chapter 10: The Exciting Arrays – 1D, 2D .

Lecture 1: What is a Array ?

Lecture 2: Demo Example1-Using Arrays.

Lecture 3: Demo Example 2- Using Arrays.