C Programming Syllabus
(Learn C from Basics to Advanced)
- History of C Programming
- Introduction to C language
- Evolution and origin of C
- Features and advantages of C
- Applications of C programming
- Structure of a C Program
- Basic structure of C program
- Header files, main() function, and syntax
- Compilation and execution process
- Variables and Keywords in C
- Definition of variables in C
- Rules for naming variables
- Types of keywords in C
- Reserved words and identifiers
- Constants in C
- Types of constants: integer, float, character, string
- Use of const keyword
- Literal constants
- Data Types in C
- Basic data types (int, float, char, double)
- Derived data types (arrays, pointers, structures)
- User-defined data types
- Size and range of data types
- Operators in C
- Arithmetic, relational, logical operators
- Assignment and bitwise operators
- Increment/decrement, conditional operator
- Looping Statements in C
- for, while, do-while loops
- Nested loops
- Loop control statements: break, continue
- Functions in C
- Function declaration and definition
- Types of functions
- Call by value and call by reference
- Recursion in C
- Storage Classes in C
- Auto, static, extern, register
- Scope and lifetime of variables
- Arrays in C
- One-dimensional and multi-dimensional arrays
- Array initialization
- String handling using character arrays
- Structures in C
- Creating and using structures
- Structure arrays
- Nested structures
- Pointers in C
- Introduction to pointers
- Pointer arithmetic
- Pointers and arrays
- Pointers to functions
- Pointers and dynamic memory allocation
- Unions in C
- Defining and using unions
- Difference between structures and unions
- Header Files in C
- Standard header files (stdio.h, stdlib.h, etc.)
- User-defined header files
- C Programming Projects
- Mini projects in C
- Real-time applications
- Problem-solving using C