Upon completion of this course, students will be able to:
- Write C programs that are non-trivial.
- Use the variety of data types appropriate to specific programming problems.
- Utilize the modular features of the language.
- Demonstrate efficiency and readability.
- Demonstrate the use of the various control flow constructs.
- Use arrays as part of the software solution.
- Utilize pointers to efficiently solve problems.
- Include the structure data type as part of the solution.
- Create their own data types.
- Use functions from the portable C library.
- Chapter 1: Getting Started
- What is C?
- Background
- Sample Program
- Components of a C Program
- Examples
- Data Types
- Variables
- Naming Conventions for C Variables
- Printing and Initializing Variables
- Array Examples
- Compiling and Executing a C Program
- Chapter 2: Functions and Operators
- Examples of C Functions
- Functions
- sum Invoked from main
- Invoking Functions
- Elementary Operators
- The operator= Operators
- Operators
- The Conditional Operator
- Increment and Decrement Examples
- Increment and Decrement Operators
- Chapter 3: Control Flow Constructs
- Examples of Expressions
- if
- if else
- while
- for
- Endless Loops
- do while
- break and continue
- switch
- else if
- Chapter 4: The C Preprocessor
- #define
- Macros
- #include
- Conditional Compilation
- #ifdef
- #ifndef
- Chapter 5: Simple I/O
- Character I/O
- End of File
- Simple I/O Examples
- Simple I/O Redirection
- I/O with Character Arrays
- Chapter 6: More on Functions
- General
- Function Declarations
- Returning a Value or Not
- Function Prototypes
- Arguments and Parameters
- Organization of C Source Files
- Extended Example
- The getline Function
- The strcmp Function
- The check Function
- The atoi Function
- The average Function
- Summary
- Chapter 7: Bit Manipulation
- Defining the Problem Space
- A Programming Example
- Bit Wise Operators
- Bit Manipulation Functions
- Circular Shifts
- Chapter 8: Strings
- Fundamental Concepts
- Aggregate Operations
- String Functions
- Chapter 9: Higher Dimensional Arrays
- Array Dimensions
- An Array as an Argument to a Function
- String Arrays
- Chapter 10: Separate Compilation
- Compiling Over Several Files
- Function Scope
- File Scope
- Program Scope
- Local static
- register and extern
- Object Files
- Libraries
- The C Loader
- Header Files
- Chapter 11: Pointers (Part 1)
- Fundamental Concepts
- Pointer Operators and Operations
- Changing an Argument with a Function Call
- Pointer Arithmetic
- Array Traversal
- String Functions with Pointers
- Pointer Difference
- Prototypes for String Parameters
- Relationship Between an Array and a Pointer
- The Pointer Notation *p++
- Chapter 12: Pointers (Part 2)
- Dynamic Storage Allocation - malloc
- Functions Returning a Pointer
- Initialization of Pointers
- gets - a Function Returning a Pointer
- An Array of Character Pointers
- Two Dimensional Arrays vs. Array of Pointers
- Command Line Arguments
- Pointers to Pointers
- Practice with Pointers
- Function Pointers
- Chapter 13: Structures
- Fundamental Concepts
- Describing a Structure
- Creating Structures
- Operations on Structures
- Functions Returning Structures
- Passing Structures to Functions
- Pointers to Structures
- Array of Structures
- Functions Returning a Pointer to a Structure
- Chapter 14: Structure Related Items
- typedef - New Name for an Existing Type
- Bit Fields
- unions
- Non-Homogeneous Arrays
- Enumerations
- Chapter 15: File I/O
- System Calls vs. Library Calls
- Opening Disk Files
- fopen
- I/O Library Functions
- Copying a File
- Character Input vs. Line Input
- scanf
- printf
- fclose
- Servicing Errors - errno.h
- feof
- Chapter 16: Information About Files
- The stat Function
- File Existence
- Telling Time - time and ctime
- Telling Time – localtime
- Chapter 17: I/O With Structures
- A Database Application
- The menu Function
- The fwrite Function
- The create_db Function
- The fread Function
- The print_db Function
- fseek
- The retrieve_db Function
- fflush and ftell
- Chapter 18: Useful Library Functions
- strstr
- strchr, strrchr
- system
- strtok
- strspn, strcspn
- Math Functions
- Character Testing Functions
- exit and atexit
- signal
- memcpy and memset
- qsort
- Binary Search - bsearch
- Appendix A: C Language Programming
- Important Header Files
- printf Formats
- C Reserved Words
- Conversion
- Precedence Chart
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