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C Programming For Beginners - with 60 BONUS Simple Programs!

Name: C Programming For Beginners - with 60 BONUS Simple Programs!
Rating: 3.8 (309 reviews)

Learn the C Programming language FAST - onscreen step by step, then IDE, then debugger. Designed for TECHNICAL INTERVIEW

Created byLearnGood Academy

Last updated 8/2017

English

What you'll learn

Understand C Programming Language with a SOLID foundation - By the end of this course, you will actually be able to write simple C Programs.
LEARN and PRACTICE - 60+ (SIXTY) complete, simple, beginner-friendly C Programs HANDS-ON
Learn how to design code by hand, then in the IDE - and THEN with a debugger when necessary
Read and understand other code libraries and code projects in C language
Comprehend the foundational features of C: Data Types, Operators, Input-Output, Conditionals, Looping, Arrays etc
Self Test your understanding with Quizzes, Assignments, Q&A Forum and discussion boards
NO OTHER COURSE gives 60+ simple, fully self contained, programs for you to practice

Course content

15 sections • 117 lectures • 10h 54m total length

WELCOME to our C Programming Course2:36
THEORY: History & Structure of C Programming Language5:00
1.0 A Brief History of the C Programming Language

1.1. C Is a Middle-Level language
1.2. C Is a Structured Language
1.3. C Is A Programmer's Language

You can download this lesson for your reference.
Form of a C Program7:30
Quiz: Form of a C Program
THEORY: The Form of a C Program1:00
Form of a C Program - With an example3:30
THEORY: Compiling a C Program2:00
You will see the logical steps behind creating an executable form of your C program.
Compiling, linking and running C program6:24
Types of errors3:21

How to: Download and Install your FREE IDE from here5:00
For all the programming examples in this course we use a fantastic, free development environment called Code::Blocks.

For your convenience, we have distributed the Windows version here - and you can download and install it. For Linux and Mac versions - the look and feel is the same - and download links are provided in the lesson.
How to: Watch this course in HD1:00

Reference Material: ASCII TABLE - downloadable1:00
ASCII (ⁱ/ˈæski/ ASS-kee), abbreviated from American Standard Code for Information Interchange, also known as US-ASCII,^[2] is a character-encoding scheme.

Originally based on the English alphabet, it encodes 128 specified characters into 7-bit binary integers.It defines 95 printable characters, including the space (which is considered an invisible graphic), and 33 non-printing control characters - many of which are now obsolete.

Work on the ASCII standard began on October 6, 1960, with the first meeting of the American Standards Association's (ASA) X3.2 subcommittee. It was developed from telegraphic codes and its first commercial use was as a 7-bit teleprinter code promoted by Bell data services. The first edition of the standard was published during 1963, a major revision during 1967, and the most recent update during 1986. Compared to earlier telegraph codes, the proposed Bell code and ASCII were both ordered for more convenient sorting (i.e., alphabetization) of lists, and added features for devices other than teleprinters.

In C library and Unix conventions, the null character is used to terminate text strings; such null-terminated strings can be known in abbreviation as ASCIZ or ASCIIZ, where here Z stands for "zero".
Introduction to Input Output statements3:10
The printf Statement7:39
printf Statement Formats10:44
printf Program - Hello World9:24
printf Program - Sum of Two integers3:51
printf Program - Area of circle by r5:06
Printf Program - Largest of two assigned values5:09
printf Program - Area of a Rectangle4:17
The Scanf Statement5:20
scanf Program - Sum of two input numbers6:45

Introduction to Conditional Statements4:03
The IF Statement3:08
'if' statement program - Largest of two numbers6:51
if..else Statement and Program to check if number Even or Odd6:32
if Statement Program - Positive Negative or Zero numbers4:55
if Statement Program - Largest of 3 numbers12:12
if Statement Program - Number even or odd3:21
if..else Program - Largest of 2 numbers2:55
if..else Program - Given year is a Leap year or not3:18
if..else Program - Check Variable is Integer or Float5:46
if..else Program: Check Upppercase Lowercase5:40
if..else Program: If character is Alphabet4:12

Introduction to loops13:31
The While Statement12:47
While Program - Display 5 to 1 in reverse order6:53
While Program - Display 1st 10 Even Numbers5:39
While Program- Display 1st ten Odd Numbers5:00
While program - Sum of 1st Five Natural Numbers10:48
While Program - Sum of Arithmetic Series6:31
While Program - Reverse Digits of Given Number7:59
The Do..While Statement5:46
Do..While Program - Factorial of N4:27
Do..While Program - Arithmetical Operation of User Choice9:47
The for Statement8:06
While Program - Sum of Digits of Given Number5:56
Do..While Program - Check Number is Palindrome6:34
Do..While Program - Sum of Arithmetic Series3:31
Do..While Program - 2nd Example - Sum of Arithmetic Series7:09
The for Statement - Syntax Continued - Multiple Initializations - with Program8:51
for statement - Program to Display 1st ten Odd Numbers2:55
for statement Program to Find Factorial of N5:03
for statement Program to Find Sum of Digits4:17
For statement Program: to Find Sum of Arithmetic Series6:41
For statement Program to Find Sum of Arithmetic Series - 2nd Program ver 28:06
For statement Program: To Check for Prime Number9:12
Nested Loops - for Statement Program11:00
Nested Loops - An Example Program4:17

Introduction to Strings3:31
How to assign, read and display Strings6:54
Reading String data3:01
Reading String data - Continued - Other techniques4:26
Three ways of Displaying String data4:13
Assigning, Reading and Displaying - in program code - Part 18:29
Assigning, Reading and Displaying - in program code - Part 2 - Further Technique3:10
String program 1 - Find Length of given String7:00
String program 2 - Copy given string8:55
String program 3 - Concatenate given strings10:28
String program 3 - Concatenate given strings - Lesson Continued - Further techni4:05
String program 4 - Compare given strings5:08

Requirements

Nothing - we use the Code::Blocks development environment - which is distributed in this course for Windows environment. Linux users can download from the link provided.

Description

This course is the FIRST, ONLY, and most comprehensive C PROGRAMMING BEGINNER'S course that brings the THREE ASPECTS TOGETHER - 1) On screen step-by-step explanation 2) Building programs in IDE and 3) hands-on exercises stepped through debugger. NO OTHER book, tutorial or course offers these unique set, anywhere on the internet.

Before you read further, see what students are saying about this course:

"Nice content , clear explanation and step by step videos. This course is form scratch to advance and I very enjoyed this course and learned a lot . This is an amazing course of C Programming and play an important role to the foundation of other programming course. I recommend to everyone to join this course." - Waseem Rauf

Why is this C Programming course THE BEST? Our numbers speak for itself:

The same C Programming course taught in classrooms over 18 years and 10000+ engineering students in India
You will feel you are learning face-to-face from an expert and friendly mentor.
We are HANDS-ON: more than 60 actual programs solved step-by-step - nobody else teaches like us, guaranteed.
See how programs are created step-by-step on screen, through the IDE and through the debugger
STRONG FOUNDATION into the core concepts of the C Programming Language

"Having seen great many tutorials on the net - this course is easily #1. The teaching style is amazing - with writing on the screen - much better than KhanAcademy. Through every concept the inner working is explained - which is the core of the matter for C language."

"Special mention throughout the course - explanation of the memory constructs for every C concept."

"I would like to give 11 out of 10 - as this course has exceeded my expectations!! Thanks Udemy"

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COURSE UPDATE 01-NOV-2017:

12 NEW Programming lessons added ~2 hours added to the course! You will keep getting additional value from this course.
Fantastic free downloadable IDE added in a new Section
Downloadable ASCII Table added
2500+ students joined in 1 year

Why you should learn C Programming language?

C programming is Present Everywhere – on every computing platform imaginable - from supercomputers to mobile and handheld devices
Syntax and Semantics - C programming syntax is the root for every serious language – including C++, C#, Java, PHP, JavaScript, Objective C, ASPdotnet etc
C programming language is the most popular language in the world today
C programming is the Lingua Franca – default language of Universities worldwide, Open source

What you will get from our C programming course:

117 video lessons - short and topic specific
60+ actual programs solved step-by-step, then in code and then again in the debugger - so you will see the program in run time!!
12+ hours of instruction - you will feel you are learning from a gentle expert - who teaches from the very basics
A world class COMPLETE coding environment for you to download and use is included - we use the same in our lessons (Windows version is included, you can download other versions very easily)

Pre-requisites:

No specific requirements! We teach from the very early basics - you do not need to know any previous programming language. THIS is very your journey to programming knowledge begins :-) We even include a complete coding environment for Windows, that you can freely download and use from our course.

Who is this course for?

Students with or without C programming in their curriculum
Newbies starting out in C programming
Self taught coders - who want to relearn C Programming in a systematic manner
Experienced coders of other web languages - who want to learn what the greatness of C programming is all about
Anyone who wants to lay a SOLID foundation in C Programming to their long and fruitful programming careers

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"Excellent course. A well-chosen level of information: from the basic (but not obvious) to advanced (but without a huge amount of details, which are not possibly to remember). Very good way of communication. No inconveniences often encountered in other courses like the useless movements of the mouse, clicking on everything what’s possible, repeating sentences several times etc...Thank you very much."

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Who this course is for:

Students with or without C in their curriculum
Newbies starting out in programming
Self taught coders - who want to relearn in a systematic manner
Experienced coders of other web languages - who want to learn what the greatness of C is all about
Anyone who wants to lay a SOLID foundation to their long and fruitful programming careers
If you are an experienced programmer in C/C++/Java/C# etc., - this course is NOT for you - as it will cover many aspects of which you will be aware of already

C Programming For Beginners - with 60 BONUS Simple Programs!

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Introduction to C language8 lectures • 31min

BONUS: Get a FREE fantastic IDE (Integrated Development Environment) here!2 lectures • 6min

Basic elements of C program11 lectures • 1hr 22min

Operators8 lectures • 44min

Input Output Statements11 lectures • 1hr 2min

Conditional Statements12 lectures • 1hr 3min

Loop Statements25 lectures • 3hr 1min

Arrays8 lectures • 50min

Strings12 lectures • 1hr 9min

Pointers7 lectures • 51min

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