C Programming : Fully Hands on Learning Experience

Name: C Programming : Fully Hands on Learning Experience
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Master C programming from scratch

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Last updated 4/2026

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What you'll learn

C Complete From Basics to Advanced Theory
C Complete Programming Hands on Learning
Concepts like introduction
Praticals like Hello World

Course content

4 sections • 29 lectures • 9h 31m total length

A Small Request From My Side0:38
Introduction & Basics Explained5:25
Explore the introduction to C programming, its origins with Dennis Ritchie at Bell Laboratories, and its role in Unix development as a fast, general purpose language.
Syntax and "Hello World" Explained14:44
Learn to write the basic C hello world program using printf and stdio.h, explore include and the main function, and note semicolons, whitespace, and return 0 for readability.
Statements in C22:09
Master C statements: end each with a semicolon, place them inside the main function, and include the standard input output library to use printf for simple outputs.
C Output ( Print Text )17:10
Learn to print text in C with the printf function, using stdio.h and the hello world example, and remember to use the newline escape sequence \n for line breaks.
C New Lines12:26
Learn to add newline characters in C using printf and the newline escape sequence, including using two newlines for a blank line and basic escapes like \\n and \\t.
C Comments13:56
Explore how C comments explain code and enable temporary code disablement. Learn single-line // and multi-line /* */ comments, their usage, and limits like no nesting of multi-line comments.
C Variables18:02
C Format Specifiers37:15
C Variable Change Values22:44
C Declare Multiple Variables11:33
C Variable Names ( Identifiers )11:50
C Data Types18:00
Explore C data types, declaring variables with correct types and sizes, and print results using format specifiers for int, float, double, and char.
C Character Datatype38:03
Explore the C character datatype as part of the fully hands on learning experience in C programming.
C Numeric Datatypes36:17
Dive into C numeric datatypes through a fully hands-on learning experience, building essential skills for representing and handling numeric data in C programming.
C Set Precision10:17
Learn to control decimal precision in C with set precision using printf for float and double, printing %f and %lf, and understand rounding rules for digits after the decimal.
C Sizeof Operator14:20
Learn how the C sizeof operator computes memory size for data types and variables, uses printf to print results with %zu, and understand how type sizes affect memory usage.

Hello World16:48
Print hello world in C using printf from stdio.h. Compare printing in main with a separate print function, and note main as the entry point with return 0.
Check Whether Number is Even or Odd55:39
Find the Sum of Even and Odd Numbers15:53
Demonstrate a C program that sums even and odd numbers from 1 to a number. Use a for loop to accumulate even and odd sums and print results.
Check Whether Given Number is Positive or Negative14:54
Learn how to check whether a user-entered integer is positive, negative, or zero in c using if-else if-else with printf and scanf.
Finding Largest Among 3 Numbers50:29
Explore multiple approaches in C to find the largest of three numbers using if statements, if-else, ternary operator, and a function, with console input and printf/scanf.
Check Whether Given Two Numbers are equal or not10:46
Check Whether the Given Number is Prime or Not21:06
Learn how to determine if a number is prime in C by counting factors with a for loop and modulus from user input, and outputting whether it is prime.
C Program to Print the factors of a Given Number17:51
Learn to write a C program that prints all factors of a given number by checking divisibility with a for loop and modulus, with user input and clear factor output.

C Variable Names 114:13
Tackle C variable names through MCQs and NAT questions aligned with gate prep, clarifying internal and external name uniqueness, valid versus invalid variable declarations, underscore usage, and keywords to avoid.
C Variable Names 213:16
Explore valid and invalid C variable names, including identifier rules, case sensitivity, underscore usage, forbidden characters, and common compile-time errors through practical examples.
C Datatypes23:40
Explore C datatypes through hands-on examples, comparing integer and character storage, 8-bit chars versus 32-bit ints, and signed versus unsigned ranges, with format specifiers like %i.
C Datasizes12:13
Explore C seed data sizes, including float vs double precision, 32-bit vs 64-bit architectures, unions, and variable-sized types, with hands-on examples and ASCII outputs.

Requirements

No programming knowledge is Required

Description

Unlock the power of the language that built the modern world. C is not just a programming language; it is the backbone of operating systems, compilers, and high-performance applications. If you want to truly understand how a computer works under the hood—managing memory, interacting with hardware, and optimizing performance—mastering C is your essential first step.

This course, "C Programming: Fully Hands-on Learning Experience," is meticulously crafted to take you from a complete novice to an advanced practitioner. We bridge the gap between abstract theory and real-world implementation through a balanced curriculum that emphasizes doing over just watching.

What sets this course apart?

The Foundations: We start with the absolute basics—environment setup, syntax, variables, and operators. You will master control structures like loops and conditionals until they become second nature.

Advanced Theory & Low-Level Control: We don't just show you code; we explain the "why." You will dive deep into the world of Pointers, Dynamic Memory Allocation, Structures, and File I/O.

Practical, Hands-on Examples: Every theoretical concept is reinforced with a practical coding exercise. You will move from writing simple "Hello World" programs to building complex logic that manages data efficiently.

Real-World Logic: Learn how to think like a programmer. We cover memory management techniques and debugging strategies that are vital for any professional software engineer.

By the end of this course, you won't just know how to write C code; you will understand the architecture behind it. Whether you are a computer science student or a self-taught developer looking to strengthen your foundations, this course provides the comprehensive roadmap you need to succeed in the world of low-level progr

amming.

Who this course is for:

The one who wants to learn Complete C from Basics to advanced hands on learning experience

C Programming : Fully Hands on Learning Experience

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C Programming Pratical8 lectures • 3hr 23min

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