C Programming Tutorial (KR version 4), M. Burgess

Practical Programming In C

This note assumes a basic understanding of the principles of programming. Topics covered includes: Writing, compiling, and debugging C programs, Hello world,Variables and datatypes, operators, Control flow, Functions and modular programming, User-defined datatypes, structs, unions, bitfields, Memory allocation. Linked lists, binary trees, Pointers to pointers, oid and function pointers, Hash tables.

Author(s): Daniel Weller and Sharat Chikkerur

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Beej's Guide to C Programming

This page covers the following topics related to C Programming :Hello, World!, Variables and Statements, Functions, Pointers—Cower In Fear!, Arrays, Strings, Structs, File Input/Output, Pointers II: Arithmetic, Manual Memory Allocation, Scope, Way More Types!, Conversions, Qualifiers and Specifiers, Multifile Projects, The Outside Environment, The C Preprocessor, structs, Characters and Strings, Enumerated Types: enum, Pointers, Bitwise Operations, Variadic Functions, Locale and Internationalization, Unicode, Wide Characters, and All That, Exiting a Program, Signal Handling, Variable-Length Arrays (VLAs), goto, Compound Literals and Generic Selections, Arrays, Long Jumps with setjmp, longjmp, Incomplete Types, Complex Numbers, Fixed Width Integer Types, Date and Time Functionality, Multithreading, Atomics, Function Specifiers, Alignment, Specifiers/Operators.

Author(s): Brian Beej Jorgensen Hall

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Build Your Own Lisp by Daniel Holden

This page covers the following topics related to C Programming : Introduction, Installation, Basics, An Interactive Prompt, Languages, Parsing, Evaluation, Error Handling, S-Expressions, Q-Expressions, Variables, Functions, Conditionals, Strings, Standard Library, Bonus Projects.

Author(s): Daniel Holden

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Computer Programming Lecture Notes by Ila Chandana Kumari

The C Programming Language is also called the Mother of languages. The C language was developed by Dennis Ritchie between 1969 and 1973 and is a second and third generation of languages. The C language provides both low- and high-level features it provides both the power of low-level languages and the flexibility and simplicity of high-level languages. This lecture notes includes: Introduction to Computers, Control Structures, Arrays and Strings, Functions and Pointers, Structures and Unions, Files.

Author(s): Ms. P. Ila Chandana Kumari, Associate Professor, IIT, Institute of Aeronautical Engineering,Dundigal

171 Pages

Lecture Note On Programming In C

This note covers the following topics: C Language Fundamentals, Arrays, Functions and Strings, Pointers, Structures, Unions, File handling, handling functions, monolithic vs. Modular programs, user defined vs. standard functions, formal vs. actual arguments, function, union, dynamic memory allocation, file managements.

Author(s): Asst. Professor Mrs Etuari Oram and Asst. Prof. Mr Bighnaraj Naik

127 Pages

Programming in C Lectures

This course note is an introduction to programming in C. Students with little or no programming background will learn the syntax and semantics of the C language and at the end they can design, implement and test C programs.

Author(s): Michigan State University

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C Language Tutorial (PDF 124P)

This note covers the following topics: getting started, getting started in c, program control, assignment logical compares, functions and variables, defines and macros, strings and arrays, pointers, standard inputoutput, file inputoutput, structures and unions, dynamic allocation, character and bit manipulation, example programs, the visual calculator version and error messages

Author(s): Gordon Dodrill

124 Pages

C Programming Tutorial (KR version 4), M. Burgess

This is a C Programming Tutorial for people who have a little experience with an interpreted programming language, such as Emacs Lisp or a GNU shell. Its aim is to teach C to a beginner, but with enough of the details so as not be outgrown as the years go by. It presumes that you have some previous aquaintance with programming you need to know what a variable is and what a function is, but you do not need much experience.

Author(s): Mark Burgess

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The C Library Reference Guide (Eric Huss) Mirror

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A Tutorial on Pointers and Arrays in C Mirror1

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