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138 C Language Programming Coding Practices for Beginners
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138 C Language Programming Coding Practices for Beginners

Master C Language Faster! Improve your C programming skill with 138 hands-on coding practices and real-world projects.
Last updated 3/2026
English

What you'll learn

  • Level up your C programming skill with over 130+ beginners best practices
  • How to accept input from User
  • How to sum 2 integers from user
  • How to build a Simple Interest Calculator
  • How to check for Greatest of 3 Numbers
  • How to check for divisibility of a Number
  • How to convert from Celsius to Fahrenheit
  • How to check for Leap year
  • A program to Shut Down Computer
  • A program to get IP Address
  • How to Find ASCII value
  • How to get quotient and remainder
  • How to swap 2 numbers
  • How to add Complex Numbers
  • How calculate Sum of digit numbers
  • How to create Floyd's Triangle
  • A program to calculate Area of a Circle
  • How to calculate Area of a Rectangle
  • How to calculate Area of Square
  • How to calculate Area of a Triangle
  • How to calculate volume of a Cube
  • How to calculate Area of a Cylinder
  • How to calculate volume of Sphere
  • How to generate Random Numbers
  • And lots more...

Course content

1 section138 lectures15h 12m total length
  • Practice 1. Hello World2:39

    Create and run a hello world program in C using main and printf to print a string, ending with a semicolon and using an escape character for a new line.

  • Practice 2. How to accept input from User3:09

    Learn to accept user input in C using scanf into a 100-element char array and print the name with printf, following a please enter your name prompt.

  • Practice 3. How to sum 2 integers from user5:15

    Learn to accept two integers from the user in C using printf and scanf, store them in x and y, and output their sum as result.

  • Ask Questions, Get Support & Achieve Your Dream!0:49
  • Practice 4. How to build a Simple Interest Calculator5:30

    Build a simple interest calculator in C by prompting for principal, rate, and time, applying the formula amount * rate * time / 100 to compute and display the result.

  • Practice 5. How to Multiply Float Numbers8:17

    Learn to multiply two floating point numbers in C using double for accuracy and scanf to read the inputs, then print the result with two decimal places.

  • Practice 6. How to Find ASCII value6:16

    Learn to find ascii values of characters in C with a simple project. See how to read a character using scanf and print its ascii code for uppercase and lowercase.

  • Practice 7. How to get quotient and remainder7:31

    learn to compute the quotient and remainder in C by taking two integers from the user, using scanf and modulus, and printing the results with printf.

  • Practice 8. How to swap 2 numbers5:28

    learn to swap two numbers in C using the arithmetic swap method, and see how input is collected with scanf and results printed.

  • Practice 9. Alternative method to swap 2 numbers5:41

    Learn an alternative method to swap two numbers in C using a temporary variable z, with input via scanf and output via printf, showing numbers before and after swapping.

  • Practice 10. How to swap 2 Strings8:49

    Learn to swap two strings in C by declaring fixed-size buffers, allocating memory, and using strcpy with printf to show before and after swapping of names like Peter and Paul.

  • Practice 11. How to add Complex Numbers15:26

    Learn to write a C program using a struct for complex numbers, read two numbers, and compute their sum with functions outside main.

  • Practice 12. How calculate Sum of digit numbers5:23

    Learn to compute the sum of digits of a number in C by extracting each unit digit with z % 10, and accumulating in x while looping.

  • Practice 13. How to create Floyd's Triangle4:04

    Learn to calculate the area of a circle in C by defining pi with #define, accepting a float radius, computing area = pi*r*r, and printing the result with two-decimal precision.

  • Practice 14. How to calculate Area of a Circle4:04

    Learn to calculate the area of a circle in C by defining pi with #define, reading the radius with scanf, computing area as pi*r^2, and printing with printf.

  • Practice 15. How to calculate Area of a Rectangle4:06

    Learn to calculate the area of a rectangle in C by initializing length and breadth, reading user input, computing area as length times breadth, and printing the result.

  • Practice 16. How to calculate Area of Square2:59

    Learn to calculate the area of a square in C by reading the side length, computing area as s*s, and printing the result.

  • Practice 17. How to calculate Area of a Triangle4:26

    Learn to compute triangle area in C by reading height and base with scanf, using int variables and a float result via 0.5 * base * height, then print it.

  • Practice 18. How to calculate volume of a Cube4:55

    Learn to calculate volume and surface area of a cube in C by reading side length and applying volume equals side cubed and surface area equals six times side squared.

  • Practice 19. How to calculate Area of a Cylinder4:01

    Learn to calculate the volume of a cylinder in c using pi times r squared times height. Read radius and height with scanf and print the result with printf.

  • Practice 20. How to calculate volume of Sphere6:18

    Practice 20 teaches a simple C program to calculate the volume of a sphere by reading the radius and defining pi. Use pow to cube radius and print the result.

  • Practice 21. How to generate Random Numbers5:02

    Practice 21 demonstrates generating random numbers in C using rand(), a for loop, and modulus to bound values, printing results with printf for ranges like 1–10, 1–100, and 1–1000.

  • Practice 22. How to calculate gross salary4:42

    Practice calculating gross salary in C by inputting the basic salary, computing 10% and 12% portions, and printing the gross salary.

  • Practice 23. How to calculate percentage8:05

    Learn to build a C program that calculates a student’s percentage from five subject marks using floats, sums the scores, computes the percentage, and prints two decimals.

  • Practice 24. A program to Shut Down Computer6:54

    Learn to build a simple C program for Windows that uses a char input for yes or no and executes a system shutdown command, noting 64‑bit and 32‑bit compatibility.

  • Practice 25. A program to get IP Address4:05

    Write a simple C program that uses the system function to run ipconfig and pull your computer's ip address on Windows.

  • Practice 26. A program for Date and Time3:19

    learn to print the current date and time in C by including time.h, declaring a time_t variable, and using printf to display today's date and the current time.

  • Practice 27. How to detect Even and Odd numbers4:01

    Learn to detect even and odd numbers in C by reading a number from the user, using the modulus operator and an if statement to classify and print the result.

  • Practice 28. How to detect Vowels and Consonants8:02

    Learn to detect vowels and consonants in C using a switch statement, handling uppercase and lowercase vowels with scanf and printf to classify input characters.

  • Practice 29. How to detect Greatest of 3 Numbers7:07

    Determine the greatest of three numbers in c by prompting for three inputs and using if statements to compare x, y, and z, then display the greatest.

  • Practice 30. How to find Roots of Quadratic Equation16:15

    Create a step-by-step C program that reads the quadratic coefficients, computes the determinant, and prints real or complex roots with real and imaginary parts.

  • Practice 31. How to detect a Leap Year4:32

    Build a simple C program for beginners to determine leap years with an if statement. Input a year and check with year % 4 == 0 to reveal leap status.

  • Practice 32. How to display Student_s Grade10:23

    Explore displaying a student's grade by using nested if statements to evaluate a numeric mark, validate input, and assign grades from A to F while noting switch as an alternative.

  • Practice 33. How to Sum a given a Number4:01

    Learn to sum a given number in C using a for loop, input with scanf, accumulate in z, and print the result.

  • Practice 34. How to Calculate factorial using function7:22

    Explore how to compute a factorial in C by building a separate function outside main, using long types, a for loop, taking user input, and returning the result.

  • Practice 35. How to create Multiplication Table4:21

    Create a simple C program that generates a multiplication table for a user-specified number using scanf and printf, iterating with a for loop from 1 to 10.

  • Practice 36. How to create Fibonacci Sequence9:19

    Learn to implement a Fibonacci sequence in C by initializing variables, using a for loop and scanf to determine length, and printing the resulting series.

  • Practice 37. How to Reverse Numbers4:47

    Develop a C programming project that reverses an input number by multiplying the reverse by ten and adding digits from x mod ten, using a while loop.

  • Practice 38. How to Reverse Numbers using Array6:38

    learn to reverse a number using an array in c, initialize variables and an array, store digits with a for loop, and print the reversed sequence.

  • Practice 39. How to Reverse String3:50

    Learn to reverse a string in C by reading a word, including string, and using the str rev function to print the reversed word.

  • Practice 40. How to check Palindrome7:26

    Implement a palindrome check in C by reversing the input number with a loop, then compare the reverse to the original to determine if it is a palindrome.

  • Practice 41. How to create Prime Numbers7:52

    Learn how to implement a prime number generator in C by creating a function that tests divisibility up to a user-defined range and prints primes.

  • Practice 42. How to Calculate HCF and LCM13:52

    Learn to compute the highest common factor (hcf) and lowest common multiple (lcm) in C by creating a function outside main, prompting for user input, and printing the results.

  • Practice 43. How to detect Armstrong Numbers6:56

    Design and implement a simple C program to detect Armstrong numbers by summing the cube of each digit and comparing to the original number, with user input and loop-driven checks.

  • Practice 44. How to generate Armstrong Numbers10:24

    Generate Armstrong numbers in C by implementing a loop that computes the sum of cubes for each number and prints those matching the number within a user-defined range.

  • Practice 45. How to create Half Pyramid Pattern4:33

    Learn to generate a half pyramid in C by using nested for loops and variables x, y, and z, with user input for the number of rows and stepwise printing.

  • Practice 46. How to create half pyramid3:51

    Create a half pyramid using numbers in C programming; collect the number of rows from the user; use nested for loops to print each row.

  • Practice 47. How to create Full Pyramid6:28

    Teach beginners to create a full pyramid in C using for loops, a nested loop for spaces, and a while loop to print asterisks based on user-entered rows.

  • Practice 48. How to create Inverted Half Pyramid3:20

    Learn to build an inverted half pyramid in C by using numbers, inputting the number of rows, and implementing nested for loops with printf for output.

  • Practice 49. How to create Paschal Triangle7:48

    Learn to generate a Pascal triangle in C by building a separate triangle function, gathering user input for rows, and printing with spaces.

  • Practice 50. How to create Perfect Square6:17

    Create a C program to check perfect numbers using a while loop and modulo operation. Collect user input, accumulate divisors with if statements, and print whether the number is perfect.

  • Practice 51. How to create Diamond pattern9:39

    Develop a C programming project that prints a diamond pattern by prompting for rows and using nested loops and printf to render the upper and lower halves.

  • Practice 52. How to build Simple Calculator10:39

    Learn to build a simple calculator in C by reading an operator and two numbers, then using a switch-case to perform addition, subtraction, multiplication, or division and print the result.

  • Practice 53. How to Reverse Numbers using Array9:08

    Learn to reverse an array in C using a pointer, input elements with a for loop, and print the array in reverse order with pointer arithmetic.

  • Practice 54. How to Reverse Array without Pointer11:03

    Learn to reverse an array in C without a pointer by copying from r1 to r2, reversing the values, and printing the reversed array based on a user-defined range.

  • Practice 55. How to find Length of String6:50

    Learn to measure the length of a string in C by implementing a length function that uses a pointer and a null terminator, and verify it with user input.

  • Practice 56. How to Add 2 Matrices with Multidimensional Array14:53

    Learn to add two matrices using a multidimensional array in C by collecting rows and columns from the user, inputting two matrices, computing their sum, and printing the result.

  • Practice 57. How to Subtract 2 Matrices15:23

    Learn to subtract two matrices in C using multidimensional arrays, by inputting rows and columns, filling matrices with for loops, applying A minus B, and printing the result.

  • Practice 58. How to Multiply 2 Matrices24:53

    Explore multiplying two matrices in C using multi-dimensional arrays, with user input for rows and columns, matrices a and b, and nested loops to compute and print the result.

  • Practice 59. How to Transpose a Matrix9:38

    Transpose a matrix using a simple C project, collecting user input for rows, columns, and elements, then print the transposed result with nested loops.

  • Practice 60. How to Add 2 Numbers4:27

    Learn how to add two numbers in C using pointers by reading inputs with scanf, storing addresses in pointers a and b, summing the values, and printing the result.

  • Practice 61. How to sum Array Elements7:30

    Learn to sum six array elements in C using a pointer, input the numbers with a for loop, and print the total.

  • Practice 62. How to sort String8:20

    Sort a string in c by implementing a void sort function using the string.h header, char pointers, malloc, and strcpy, iterating from a to z.

  • Practice 63. How to Find the Maximum Element in an Array7:18

    Learn to find the maximum element in a C array by reading its range and elements, initializing max, iterating, and printing the max and its position.

  • Practice 64. How to Merge 2 Arrays21:51

    Learn to merge and sort two user-provided arrays in C by implementing a merge function, handling input ranges, and printing the merged result.

  • Practice 65. How to insert a new Element into an Array11:37

    Learn how to insert a new element into a C array by choosing a location, shifting elements with a for loop, and printing the updated array.

  • Practice 66. How to delete an Element in an Array9:49

    Delete an element from a C array using a for loop, shift later elements, and print the updated array after validating the delete position.

  • Practice 67. Check frequency of occurrence of a character8:58

    Learn to compute the frequency of a character in a string using C programming. Count letters with a while loop and print each letter's occurrences.

  • Practice 68. How to remove spaces in-between strings7:37

    Learn to remove spaces between strings in a C programming language project for beginners, using a while loop and if statements, collect input, and print the space-removed result.

  • Practice 69. String Concatenation4:06

    Learn to concatenate two strings in C using strcat, by creating two char arrays, obtaining user input, and printing the concatenated result.

  • Practice 70. Find the length of Strings5:09

    Learn how to find the length of a string in C by including the string header, reading input into an array, calling the length function, and printing the result.

  • Practice 71. How to copy Strings4:22

    Copy strings in C by using strcpy from string.h to copy a source string into a new buffer, then print both the original and copied strings to verify operation.

  • Practice 72. How to Compare Strings5:02

    Learn to compare two strings in C using strcmp, including declaring string buffers, reading input, and including string header. Use if to print whether the strings are equal or not.

  • Practice 73. How to get the substring of a string7:11

    Learn to get the substring of a string in C by entering a string, specifying position and length, and using a while loop to build and print the result.

  • Practice 74. How to find the Minimum Element8:18

    Learn how to find the minimum element in an array in C using a for loop, collecting elements with input, and printing the minimum value and its position.

  • Practice 75. How to remove Vowels from String9:59

    Learn to remove vowels from a string in C by using a vowel_check function with a switch for upper and lower case, and print the string after deleting vowels.

  • Practice 77. How to add 2 distances using Structure11:52

    Learn how to add two distances using a C structure, capturing feet and inches, computing a total distance, and converting inches to feet when needed.

  • Practice 78. How to generate Student_s Data using Union11:05

    Generate student data in C by using a union of a student struct to store name, reg number, gender, and mark, with scanf and printf for input and output.

  • Practice 79. How to write to File7:01

    Learn how to write to a file in C by opening with fopen in a w mode, writing input via the file pointer, and closing with fclose using a file path.

  • Practice 80. How to read a File3:45

    Learn to read a file in C by opening it with fopen for read mode and printing with printf. Use fgets to read text and handle paths with forward slashes.

  • Practice 81. How to Delete a File4:39

    Learn how to delete a file in C using the remove function, collect a file path from the user, handle success and errors, and use forward slashes for Windows paths.

  • Practice 82 How to copy one file into another10:55

    Learn to copy a file in C by prompting for source and destination paths, opening both files, copying characters from the source to the destination, and closing them.

  • Practice 83. How to copy more than one Files10:02

    Learn to merge two input files into a single output file in C by reading from F1 and F2 and appending to F3 with a while loop.

  • Practice 84. How to print out source code3:54

    Open a file in read mode, read each character with getc, and print it with putchar to display your own C source code, including comments, until EOF.

  • Practice 85. How to convert from Binary to Decimal5:28

    Build a C project that converts binary numbers to decimal. Read a binary input and compute the decimal value with a while loop and base doubling, then print both results.

  • Practice 86. How to convert from Binary to Hexadecimal6:23

    Learn to input binary numbers with scanf and convert them to hexadecimal in C using long int variables and a while loop to compute and print the hexadecimal equivalent.

  • Practice 87. How to convert from Decimal to Octal5:30

    Learn to convert decimal numbers to octal in C by looping, dividing by eight, and using modulo eight, with input via scanf and output via printf.

  • Practice 88. How to convert from Decimal to Binary5:09

    Learn to convert a decimal number to binary using a while loop, modulus two, and printing the binary result in C for beginners.

  • Practice 89. How to Convert from Decimal to Binary Bitwise6:41

    Learn to convert a decimal input to its binary bitwise representation in C using a for loop, right shifts, and bitwise and with one to display each bit.

  • Practice 90. How to build Binary Pattern4:09

    Learn to build binary patterns in C by using nested for loops, a count variable, and modulus logic with printf to print five-row binary sequences.

  • Practice 91. Squares of N Numbers4:41

    Learn to compute squares of numbers in C by prompting for a range, iterating with a for loop, and printing each n and its square.

  • Practice 92. How to get square of number entered by user2:52

    create a simple C program that reads a number from the user, computes its square by multiplying the value by itself, and prints the result.

  • Practice 93. How to check for Positive Number5:25

    Learn to check if a number is positive, zero, or negative in C using if-else, with user input and clear printf messages.

  • Practice 94. Alternative method to check for Positive Number4:24

    Explore checking a number's positivity in C with a nested if statement, using scanf for double input and handling negative, zero, and positive cases.

  • Practice 95. How to Add first and last digit of a Number5:23

    Learn how to add the first and last digits of a number in C by using modulus 10 and division to extract digits, with at least two-digit inputs.

  • Practice 96. How to find Factors of a Number5:27

    Learn to find the factors of a number in C by looping from 1 to n, testing n % i == 0, and printing each factor.

  • Practice 97. How to Check Average of numbers4:36

    Practice 97 guides you through computing the average of numbers in C using a for loop, with int and float variables, scanf and printf, and a clear step-by-step approach.

  • Practice 98. How to convert from Uppercase to Lowercase4:42

    Learn to convert a C string from uppercase to lowercase with a for loop; read input, convert characters 65–90 by adding 32, and print the result.

  • Practice 99. How to create Binary Pattern6:04

    generate a binary pattern in C by prompting the user for rows, then use nested for loops and modulus two to print ones and zeros with proper spacing.

  • Practice 100. How to convert from Binary to Octal5:35

    Learn how to convert binary numbers to octal in C programming, using user input, a while loop, and printing the octal result.

  • Practice 101. How to create a Diamond Pattern7:11

    Design a diamond pattern in C programming language by prompting for rows and printing the upper and lower layers with spaces and asterisks using for loops.

  • Practice 102. How to create Diamond Outline9:38

    Learn to create a diamond outline pattern in C using nested for loops, with user input controlling the number of outlines and printing spaces and the X character.

  • Practice 103. How to Create Diamond of Numbers6:49

    Learn to create a diamond of numbers in C using nested for loops to build the upper and lower layers from a user-selected row count.

  • Practice 104. How to create Floyd's pattern3:52

    Design Floyd's triangle in C by initializing x, y, z and using nested for loops to print a triangular sequence based on a user-specified number of rows.

  • Practice 105. How to create a Hollow Diamond pattern12:02

    Create a hollow diamond pattern in C by reading the number of rows with scanf, then print spaces and X characters with nested loops for both halves.

  • Practice 106. How to create a Hollow square pattern4:09

    Implement a hollow square pattern in C using nested for loops and conditionals to print borders and spaces inside, with user input for the square size.

  • Practice 107. How to create Hour Glass pattern8:06

    This lesson guides beginners through creating a hollow hourglass pattern in C by using loops, printing spaces and x characters based on user-entered rows.

  • Practice 108. How to create Star Hash pyramid pattern8:32

    Explore the star hash pyramid design pattern in C, using scanf for input and nested for loops to print spaces, hashes, and stars.

  • Practice 109. How to create Nested Star Hash Pyramid6:11

    Learn to build a nested star hash pyramid in C by using nested for loops, conditional printing, and user input for rows.

  • Practice 110. How to create Alpha Numeric Pattern5:10

    Learn to generate an alphanumeric triangular pattern in C by using nested loops and modulus to switch between letters and numbers, printing with %c and %d and handling user-specified rows.

  • Practice 111. How to build Numeric Diamond Pattern6:21

    Create a numeric diamond pattern in C by prompting for the number of rows and using nested for loops to print spaces and numbers for the upper and lower halves.

  • Practice 112. How to create Numeric Pattern4:10

    Create a numeric pattern in C by getting the number of rows from the user and using nested for loops to print numbers or spaces based on a condition.

  • Practice 113. How to create Numeric Pattern (Part 2)5:45

    Learn to generate numeric patterns in C using nested for loops to print a two-sided design based on user-specified rows. Implement initialization and conditional printing to create symmetric patterns.

  • Practice 114. How to create Numeric Pattern (Part 3)3:00

    practice generating a simple numeric pattern in C using nested for loops, printing numbers with printf and handling user input for the number of rows.

  • Practice 115. How to create Numeric Pattern ( part 4)3:12

    learn numeric pattern design in C programming, using for loops with x and y, scanning the number of rows, and printing lines to form a mirrored pattern.

  • Practice 116. How to create Pascal Triangle7:31

    Create a Pascal triangle in C by implementing a function using long and int, then print rows with while and nested for loops based on user input.

  • Practice 117. How to create Pascal Triangle (Part 2)6:02

    This lecture teaches creating another form of pascal's triangle in C, using nested loops and user input to print a formatted triangle of n rows.

  • Practice 118. How to create Pascal Triangle using Function5:03

    Learn to construct Pascal triangle in C without functions, using for loops and nested loops, with user input for rows and printf-based output.

  • Practice 119. How to create Half Cone pattern3:08

    learn to create a half cone pattern in C by initializing x, y, z, prompting for rows, and using nested for loops with printf to print the pattern and newline.

  • Practice 121. How to create Alphabet Pattern4:56

    Practice 121 teaches creating an alphabet pattern in C by initializing x, y, z, requesting the number of rows, and using loops to print letters from a onward.

  • Practice 122. How to create Numeric pattern (Part 5)3:16

    Learn to create numeric patterns in C for design patterns by initializing x, y, and z, prompting for rows, and using nested for loops to print a triangular pattern.

  • Practice 123. How to create inverted Half Cone2:40

    Explore design patterns in C programming and learn to print an inverted cone pattern using a for loop with a user-defined number of rows.

  • Practice 124. How to create a Simple Pattern (Part 2)4:03

    Learn to create a simple pattern in C by initializing variables, requesting the number of rows, and printing a pattern with multiple for loops and line breaks.

  • Practice 125. How to create Numeric Diagonal4:25

    Print a numeric diagonal pattern in C by using nested loops and a conditional to place diagonal numbers while filling non-diagonal positions with zeros, based on the user-entered row count.

  • Practice 126. How to create a Simple Pattern(Part 3)2:49

    Learn to create a simple slope pattern in C by initializing variables, reading the number of rows from user input, and using nested for loops to print each line.

  • Practice 127. How to create a Steep slope pattern4:47

    Create a steep slope pattern in the C programming language using nested for loops and user-entered rows, printing spaces and characters to form an inverse slope.

  • Practice 128. How to check for Float and Integer5:33

    Learn to check whether a number is an integer or a float in C by reading input, using strlen for length, and looping to detect a dot with a flag.

  • Practice 129. How to create Numeric Slope Pattern2:44

    Learn to create a numeric slope pattern in C using for loops, printing numeric values from user-defined rows, with practical coding steps and pattern verification.

  • Practice 130. How to create Pyramid pattern3:53

    Create a pyramid pattern in C by reading the number of rows and using nested loops to print spaces and pattern characters, building a pyramid form on screen.

  • Practice 131. How to create Rectangular Pattern6:20

    Create a rectangular pattern in the C programming language using nested for loops to print numbers and underscores based on user-specified rows.

  • Practice 132. How to create Rectangular Star Pattern3:36

    Create a rectangular star pattern in C using nested for loops. Read rows and columns from the user with scanf, then print the character X across each line.

  • Practice 133. How to create Inverted Cone3:43

    Learn to create an inverted cone pattern in C using for loops, inputting rows, and printing rows to generate the inverted pyramid design.

  • Practice 134. How to create a Rhombus pattern8:35

    Learn how to code a rhombus pattern in C using nested loops, user input for rows, and careful spacing to print the shape.

  • Practice 135. How to create Square Kite Pattern8:03

    Discover how to build a square kite pattern in C by initializing x, y, z and n, using nested for loops, scanf for rows, and printf for output.

  • Practice 136. How to create Square star pattern2:37

    Learn how to create a square star pattern in C using nested for loops and user input for the number of rows.

  • Practice 137. How to create an X pattern9:30

    Create an x pattern in C by initializing a 100-by-100 array, taking user input for rows, and using nested loops with conditional checks to print the pattern.

  • Practice 138. How to create a Triangle without fill8:45

    Demonstrates a C programming design pattern to draw a triangle border without fill by a separate function called from main, using for loops and printf to render the outline.

  • Congratulations! Never Stop Learning...0:15

Requirements

  • This courses requires the basics of C programming knowledge
  • A computer (Windows/Mac/Linux)

Description

Unlock your potential in C programming with our comprehensive course designed for beginners! “138 C Programming Practices/Common Projects to Improve Your Coding Skill” offers hands-on experience through a variety of real-world projects. Master essential concepts and boost your coding confidence with these practical exercises:

  • Getting Started: Write your first “Hello World” program and learn how to accept input from users.

  • Basic Arithmetic: Sum two integers, multiply float numbers, and calculate simple interest.

  • Advanced Calculations: Find ASCII values, compute quotients and remainders, and add complex numbers.

  • Geometry and Area Calculations: Calculate the area of circles, rectangles, squares, triangles, and volumes of cubes, cylinders, and spheres.

  • Utility Programs: Generate random numbers, calculate gross salary and percentage, and even create a program to shut down your computer or get the IP address.

  • Decision Making: Detect even and odd numbers, vowels and consonants, find the greatest of three numbers, solve quadratic equations, and detect leap years.

  • Student Grading: Display student grades and calculate the sum of given numbers.

  • Functions and Arrays: Use functions to calculate factorials, create multiplication tables, Fibonacci sequences, and reverse numbers.

  • Strings and Patterns: Reverse strings, check for palindromes, generate prime numbers, and create various patterns including pyramids, Pascal’s triangle, and diamond patterns.

  • Matrix Operations: Add, subtract, and multiply matrices, transpose matrices, and find the maximum element in an array.

  • File Handling: Write to, read from, delete, and copy files, and print out source code.

  • Conversions: Convert between binary, decimal, octal, and hexadecimal.

  • Advanced Algorithms: Build binary patterns, check for positive numbers, add the first and last digit of a number, find factors of a number, and convert uppercase to lowercase.

  • Structure and Union: Utilize structures to add distances and generate student data, and practice reading and writing data using unions.

Why Enroll?

  • Hands-on Experience: With 138 projects, gain practical coding skills through extensive practice.

  • Beginner Friendly: Start from the basics and gradually move to more complex projects.

  • Real-world Applications: Learn to create useful programs and algorithms that solve real problems.

  • Boost Your Confidence: Build a solid foundation in C programming and enhance your problem-solving skills.

138 C Programming Practices/Common Projects to Improve Your Coding Skill offers a comprehensive guide through real-world projects and exercises that cover:

  • Writing your first “Hello World” program

  • Accepting and summing user input

  • Building a Simple Interest Calculator

  • Multiplying float numbers and finding ASCII values

  • Swapping numbers and strings, including alternative methods

  • Adding complex numbers and calculating sums of digit numbers

  • Creating Floyd’s Triangle and calculating areas and volumes of geometric shapes

  • Generating random numbers and calculating gross salary and percentage

  • Programs for shutting down the computer, retrieving IP address, and displaying date and time

  • Detecting even and odd numbers, vowels and consonants, and greatest of three numbers

  • Solving quadratic equations, detecting leap years, and displaying student grades

  • Calculating factorials, creating multiplication tables and Fibonacci sequences

  • Reversing numbers and strings, checking for palindromes, and generating prime numbers

  • Calculating HCF and LCM, detecting and generating Armstrong numbers

  • Creating various patterns like half pyramid, full pyramid, Pascal’s triangle, diamond pattern, and more

  • Building a simple calculator and working with arrays and strings

  • Performing matrix operations and handling file input/output

  • Converting between binary, decimal, octal, and hexadecimal

  • Practicing with advanced algorithms and data structures

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  • Anyone looking to level up their skills and master C programming language
  • Anyone who wants to learn to code