C Programming 360° Bootcamp: Zero To Hero
Date: 3 December 2022 | Posted by: mitsumi
Published 12/2022
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 353.32 MB | Duration: 13h 35m
Your complete dose of Programming basics, along will real world topics & coding exercise.
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 353.32 MB | Duration: 13h 35m
Your complete dose of Programming basics, along will real world topics & coding exercise.
What you'll learn
By the end of this course, you will be able to Understand a problem, think logically on its solution, think programmatically over the logic & apply Algorithms.
Along with designing Algorithms, you'll be able to write correct syntax, solve 40+ included high demand programming questions & create software (.exe file).
The course is complete package of programming basics along with 40+ programming problems and solutions.
We touched common queries like how C program runs, what happens when we install a software, what are the steps involved before program gives final output, etc.
Requirements
A Computer with Internet connectivity for downloading GCC compiler.
Note & Pen or Google Keep or Sticky Notes
Description
By the end of this course, you will be able to understand a problem, think logically on its solution, think programmatically over the logic, apply Algorithm, write correct syntax & create software (.exe file). Have a wholesome idea of Programming environment, set stage for next programming language and open door to Robotics, IoT & software development/web development.This course will be your gateway into the world of Computer programs & you will get fair idea of Solving any problem by writing lines of code.The course is divided into 21 sections.Starting from topics such as How coding works? Why so many programming languages?How program runs?Programming environment. How C program executes etc.We have tried to get into details of why do we even need programming, if we need it then what is it? What is difference between programming & coding? What are different blocks that makes a complete program? Where do we write program and what are programming languages, etc. Then we moved into what is Syntax, semicolon, whitespaces, comments, header files, new tabs, errors etc.These topics are a part of almost every programming language, it will certainly help making a roadmap for you in your programming journey.Then we moved into other sections of C programming and get to know various critical aspects of any programming language i.e. data Types, variables, keywords, identifiers, operators, decision making, loops, numbers, characters, array, strings, functions, pointers, etc.These topics are universal and mostly all programming language will have these topics as their critical aspect. Learning this will not only give you good hands on C programming, but will provide you overall idea of how other programming language is going to work, their basic structure. Will help you in learning various other languages in no time.Lastly, we moved into best part of the course i.e. programming sections dividing 40+ programming exercises into 4 sectionsNovice levelIntermediate level Ace levelConqueror levelThe programming questions are designed in such a way that it will force you to visit theory part of the course and book provided by us with this course again and again. Questions are made keeping in mind that learners have started from scratch & have no prior experience with any sort of programming language. We guarantee that after completing this course learner will be able to think logically on solutions, think programmatically over the logic, apply Algorithm & write correct syntax & create software (.exe file).
Overview
Section 1: Welcome fellow ELECTROVERT
Lecture 1 Let's dive IN
Lecture 2 How to go though this course?
Section 2: Introduction
Lecture 3 Difference between Coding & Programming
Lecture 4 How Coding works?
Lecture 5 Why so many programming languages?
Lecture 6 Programs !
Lecture 7 How program runs ?
Lecture 8 What is Algorithm?
Lecture 9 Compiler vs Interpreter
Lecture 10 How C program executes
Lecture 11 Programming Environment
Lecture 12 Command prompt
Lecture 13 MinGW Installation
Lecture 14 IDE vs Editor
Lecture 15 VS Code Editor
Lecture 16 Online Compilation
Section 3: Let's learn a new Language
Lecture 17 Learning a new language and syntax
Lecture 18 Syntax error and semicolons
Lecture 19 Header files, Comments & Whitespaces
Lecture 20 Whitespaces, Newline and Tab
Section 4: Data Type in C
Lecture 21 Introduction to datatypes
Lecture 22 Datatypes and specifiers
Section 5: Variables
Lecture 23 Introduction to Variables
Lecture 24 Static Variables
Lecture 25 printf() Function
Section 6: Keywords and Identifiers
Lecture 26 Keywords and Identifiers
Section 7: Operators
Lecture 27 Introduction to Operators
Lecture 28 Arithmetic Operator
Lecture 29 Relational Operator
Lecture 30 Logical Operators
Lecture 31 Assignment Operator
Lecture 32 Increment and Decrement Operator
Lecture 33 Bitwise Operator
Lecture 34 Operator Precedence and Associativity
Lecture 35 Post and prefix operators
Section 8: Decision Making
Lecture 36 Decision Making and if statement
Lecture 37 If and if-else
Lecture 38 Nested if-else
Lecture 39 Jump and Continue statement
Lecture 40 Goto and Return statement
Lecture 41 Break statement
Lecture 42 Switch case statement
Lecture 43 Ternary Operators
Section 9: Loops
Lecture 44 What is loop
Lecture 45 While loop
Lecture 46 For loop
Lecture 47 Do-while loop
Section 10: Scanf_function
Lecture 48 Scanf_function
Section 11: Numbers
Lecture 49 Numbers in C programming
Lecture 50 Printing Numbers in C
Lecture 51 Math operations on numbers
Section 12: Characters
Lecture 52 Characters in C programming
Lecture 53 Escape Sequences
Section 13: Arrays
Lecture 54 Introduction to Arrays
Lecture 55 Array declaration
Lecture 56 Accessing Array elements
Lecture 57 Facts about Array
Lecture 58 2-Dimention Array
Section 14: Strings
Lecture 59 Strings in C programming
Section 15: Functions
Lecture 60 Introduction to Functions
Lecture 61 User defined Functions
Lecture 62 User defined function Example
Lecture 63 Function Cases
Lecture 64 Function with and without arguments
Lecture 65 Floor and ceil Functions
Section 16: Pointers
Lecture 66 Pointers Introduction
Lecture 67 Pointers Example
Lecture 68 Function call by value and by reference
Section 17: Miscellaneous
Lecture 69 Typecasting
Lecture 70 Scope of Variable
Lecture 71 Headers in C programming
Lecture 72 Comma Operator
Lecture 73 Flowchart
Lecture 74 Macros
Lecture 75 Facts about String & Function
Section 18: Programming Difficulty Level : Novice
Lecture 76 Electroverts Rise
Lecture 77 Hello world program
Lecture 78 Adding two numbers
Lecture 79 Multiply 2 float numbers
Lecture 80 Ascii Value
Lecture 81 Quotient & remainder
Lecture 82 Sizeof Operator
Lecture 83 Swap two numbers
Lecture 84 Odd Even
Lecture 85 Vowel consonant
Lecture 86 Largest among three numbers
Lecture 87 Roots of quadratic equation
Lecture 88 Leap Year
Lecture 89 Positive or Negative
Lecture 90 Character to check Alphabet
Lecture 91 Count Digits
Section 19: Programming Difficulty Level : Intermediate
Lecture 92 Factorial
Lecture 93 Fibonacci Series
Lecture 94 Multiplication Table
Lecture 95 Display chars a to z
Lecture 96 Reverse a Number
Lecture 97 Sum of natural numbers
Lecture 98 Exponent of a number
Lecture 99 Palindrome Number
Lecture 100 Prime Number
Lecture 101 Prime number between intervals
Lecture 102 Armstrong number
Lecture 103 Factors of a number
Lecture 104 GCD
Lecture 105 LCM
Section 20: Programming Difficulty Level : ACE
Lecture 106 Patterns (Part 1)
Lecture 107 Patterns (Part 2)
Lecture 108 Patterns (Part 3)
Lecture 109 Patterns (Part 4)
Lecture 110 Length of string without using function
Section 21: Programming Difficulty Level : Conqueror
Lecture 111 Calculator
Lecture 112 Function for sum of digits
Lecture 113 Factorial using Function
Lecture 114 Palindrome
Lecture 115 Prime number using function
Lecture 116 Count of Vowel, Consonant, Digits & whitespaces in a string
Lecture 117 Linear Search
Lecture 118 Sorting (bubblesort)
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