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C Programming For Beginners With Let Us C Solutions

Name: C Programming For Beginners With Let Us C Solutions
Rating: 4.6 (4 reviews)

Complete Let Us C Solutions Chapter 1 to 8 with conceptual understanding and C language programming problems

Created bySunil Choudhary

Last updated 2/2024

Hindi

What you'll learn

Gain a solid foundation in C programming syntax and concepts
Develop problem-solving skills using C: Learn How to approach a programming problem and develop algorithms
Prepare yourself for interviews with the best of both worlds - Theoretical Discussion and Programming Examples
Learn how to debug your code in Turbo C
Build practical C projects from beginner to advanced level
Explore Advanced C features and libraries

Course content

8 sections • 112 lectures • 19h 5m total length

Introduction4:22
Rules of Writing a C Program6:57
Exercise A: How to define Real, Integer and String Constants3:57
Exercise B: How to define Variable Names?2:24
Exercise C: Basics of Programming in C Language3:05
Exercise D: Escape Sequence, Constants, Variables, Terminator in C5:05
Exercise E: Mistakes to Avoid4:25
Exercise F (a): How to Calculate Gross Salary of an employee in C Language?4:22
Exercise F (b): Write a program for Distance conversions in C Language9:12
Exercise F (c): How to Calculate Aggregate and Percentage Marks in C Language?10:47
Exercise F (d): How to Convert Fahrenheit in Celsius with C Language?4:35
Exercise F (e): How to Calculate Areas and Perimeters in C Language?10:37
Exercise F (f): How to calculate paper size in C language?12:28

Types of Instructions, Hierarchy & Associativity in C Language11:04
Common Errors to avoid as beginner in C Language9:29
Exercise A: How Calculate Simple Interest in C Language?3:25
Exercise B: Example of Operator Precedence in C Language10:16
Exercise C: How Priority and Associativity of Operators in C Language?6:59
Exercise D: How to implement Mathematical Expressions to C programs?5:49
Exercise E: How Arithmetic Operators priority work in C language?7:26
Exercise F: How Arithmetic operator and precedence works?2:28
Exercise G: How Operator Precedence and Associativity works?2:55
Exercise H (a): How to Calculate sum of Five digit number?8:27
Exercise H (b): How to find Reverse number without using loop in C language?7:49
Exercise H (c): How to Calculate the Area of a Triangle?9:06
Exercise H (d): How to Convert cartesian to polar co-ordinates?9:02
Exercise H (e): How to Calculate Distance using sine cosine?8:40
Exercise H (f): How to Calculate Wind Chill Factor?6:39
Exercise H (g): How to Print trigonometric ratios by angle?6:34
Exercise H (h): How to Swap two Numbers?6:25
Exercise H (i): How to Find smallest number of currency note in C language?9:01

Types of decision control instructions9:20
Exercise A: Comparison between Data Types6:14
Exercise B: Errors while using If Statements4:40
Exercise C (a): Calculate Profit & Loss using If-Else statement6:10
Exercise C (b): Find odd and even number5:24
Exercise C (c): Determine Leap year using if else statement4:22
Exercise C (d): Find the Day on 1 Jan of any year using C language19:38
Exercise C (e): Check equality of reversed & original number20:25
Exercise C (f): Find the youngest age using Nested If9:35
Exercise C (g): Find validity of Triangle4:31
Exercise C (h): Find Absolute Value of a Number using C language3:49
Exercise C (i): Compare Area & Perimeter of Rectangle5:06
Exercise C (j): Program to check if points lie on a straight line8:39
Exercise C (k): Check If a Point Lies Inside, Outside or On circle12:42
Exercise C (L): Check if a point lies on X axis, Y axis or Origin5:56

Introduction6:43
Exercise A: Operator Precedence in C7:36
Exercise B: Precedence of Arithmetic & Logical Operators11:23
Exercise C: Avoid these mistakes in C Programming6:24
Exercise D (a): Determine Leap Year using Logical Operators5:25
Exercise D (b): Check the Case Type of Character9:23
Exercise D (c): Find grade of steel using Logical & Relational Operators11:13
Exercise D (d): Validity of Triangle using If Else in C8:00
Exercise D (e): Identify Scalene, Isosceles & Equilateral Triangle9:03
Exercise D (f): Determine boxers weight using If-Else, Relational Operator6:41
Exercise D (g): Convert (R, G, B) To (C, M, Y, K) Color Format in C11:53
Exercise D (h): Display Zodiac Sign for any Date of Birth15:53
Exercise D (i): Calculate BMI using if-else11:04
Exercise E (a): Type of Character using Conditional Operator in C23:05
Exercise E (b): Check Leap year using Conditional Operator7:51
Exercise E (c): Find Greatest Number using Conditional Operator7:02
Exercise E (d): Example of sqrt (), pow () & Ternary Operator8:25
Exercise E (e): Write a program using Ternary / Conditional Operator7:35

Introduction10:58
Types of loop in Programming8:05
Exercise A: Mistakes in using While Loop6:24
Exercise B (a): Calculate Overtime of employees using While Loop15:18
Exercise B (b): Factorial of a Number using while loop9:21
Exercise B (c): Value of one number raised to the power of another number7:26
Exercise B (d): Print ASCII values using while Loop in C9:11
Exercise B (e): Print Armstrong numbers from 1 to 5009:11
Exercise B (f): Matchstick Game in C21:34
Exercise B (g): Program to Count number of Positive, Negative & Zeroes entered13:18
Exercise B (h): Convert Integer to Octal Equivalent in C10:47
Exercise B (i): Find Range of a Set of Numbers10:01

For loop structure and syntax6:30
do-while loop structure and syntax3:35
Continue statement use and syntax11:24
Break keyword - Use, Syntax & Example9:35
Nested Loops : while, do-while loop & for loop10:51
Exercise A: Mistakes to avoid in For loop in Programming5:28
Exercise B: Do's & Don'ts of for, while and do-while10:18
Exercise C (a): Print Prime Numbers using nested loops8:19
Exercise C (b): Print rows and columns using nested for loop14:19
Exercise C (c): Calculate sum of factorial series using for loop19:25
Exercise C (d): Print all combinations of 1, 2 and 3 using Loop9:45
Exercise C (e): Example of for loop, if condition & break statement19:15
Exercise C (f): Find Intelligence level using nested for loop in C10:32
Exercise C (g): Calculate Amount In Compound Interest17:31
Exercise C (h): Find sum of series | How to Debug code?14:47
Exercise C (i): Generate Pythagorean triples within limits using for loop in C10:33
Exercise C (J): Calculate Population from rate of increase using for loop12:36
Exercise C (k): Print a Pattern of Ramanujan Number Series19:47
Exercise C (L): Print Time as AM/PM using for loop & If Condition10:12
Exercise C (m): Print a pattern using Nested Loop22:25
Exercise C (n): Print alphabet pattern using loops28:59
Exercise C (o): Print Number Pattern using loops16:06

Requirements

NO Programming experience is necessary. Just get started!

Description

The uniqueness of this course is that each and every exercise problem is taught limited to the respective chapter wise concepts.

This course offers a comprehensive journey into the world of C programming, guiding you from fundamental concepts to practical problem-solving skills with Let us C book as the reference text. Start with no prior knowledge as you:

Master the Logic: Build a strong foundation in logic construction, the cornerstone of any program.

Code from Scratch: Create complete programs, from designing the flow to producing the final output.

Practice Makes Perfect: Tackle over 150 carefully crafted exercises to solidify your understanding.

Debug with Confidence: Learn the essential techniques to identify and fix errors in your code.

Work in Turbo C: Utilize the popular Turbo C environment to write, compile, and run your programs.

Focus on the Essentials: Each chapter introduces new concepts with exercises tailored to that specific knowledge.

Grasp the Grammar: Understand the syntax and structure of C language like a pro.

Master Input/Output: Control how your program receives data and displays results.

Navigate Operators: Utilize operators for calculations, comparisons, and more.

Make Decisions: Employ conditional statements for branching program flow.

Repeat with Ease: Utilize loop constructs for efficient repetitive tasks.

Unlock the Basics: Gain a solid understanding of computer programming principles.

Problem-Solving Prowess: Learn to break down problems into logical steps and translate them into working code.

By the end of this course, you'll be equipped to write your own C programs, debug them effectively, and confidently solve programming challenges.

Who this course is for:

Anyone who wants to be a Programmer / Developer
Student who is struggling to learn C language in college
Fresher preparing for job interviews in Tech
Developer who wants to learn Advanced Programming concepts in C

C Programming For Beginners With Let Us C Solutions

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Course content

Chapter 01 - Introduction to C Programming13 lectures • 1hr 22min

Chapter 02 - Instructions in C18 lectures • 2hr 12min

Chapter 03 - Decision Control Instructions in C15 lectures • 2hr 7min

Chapter 04 - More Complex Decision Making18 lectures • 2hr 55min

Chapter 05 - Loop Control Instructions12 lectures • 2hr 12min

Chapter 06 - More Complex Repetitions22 lectures • 4hr 52min

Chapter 07 - Case Control Instructions5 lectures • 53min

Chapter 08 - Functions9 lectures • 1hr 48min

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