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Course Overview: Our C Language Training is designed to provide participants with a solid
foundation in the C programming language. Whether you are a beginner or have some
programming experience, this course will equip you with the knowledge and skills required
to write efficient and effective C code.
C LANGUAGE SYLLABUS IN DETAILS:

Introduction to Programming  Keywords

 Program and Programming  Variables
 Programming Languages  Data Types
 Types of software's  Declaration of Variable
 Operating Systems  Assigning Values to Variables
 Dos commands  Initialization
 Basic Linux commands and vi editor  Comments
 Compiler, Interpreter, Loader and Linker  Const Qualifier
Fundamentals in C  Basic Structure of a 'C' program
 History of 'C'  Programming Examples
 A Simple C Program Operators and Expressions
 Program execution phases  Dealing with all 45 operators
 Backslash character constants  Arithmetic operators
 Character set  Increment and decrement operators
 Constants  Relational operators
 Number systems  Logical operators
 Format specifiers  The bitwise operators
 Identifiers
 The assignment operators  Memory representation of each type
 The conditional operator  Programming Examples
 The size of operator Input-Output Library Functions
 The comma operator  Unformatted I-O Functions
 Type casting operator  Single Character Input-Output
 Other operators  String Input-Output
 Precedence and order of evaluation  Formatted I-O Functions
 Programming Examples  printf() Width Specifier
 FAQ's  scanf() Width Specifier
Data types  Programming Examples
 Modifiers Control statements
 Format specifiers  Conditional Control Statements
 Dealing with each data types  if
 if-else  pointer to const data
 nested if-else  const pointer
 else-if ladder  const pointer to const data
 Multiple Branching Control Statement  Void pointer or Generic Pointer
 switch-case  Null pointer
 Loop Control Statements  wild pointer
 while  Programming Examples
 do-while  FAQ's
 for Pointer and Function
 Nested Loops  Parameter Passing Techniques – call by
 Jump Control statements value, call by address
 break  Using Pointers as Arguments
 continue  Function returning value
 goto  Returning More than one value From a
 exit Function
 return  Functions Returning Address
 Programming Examples  Function Returning Pointers
 FAQ's  Dangling pointer
Function  Pointer to a Function
 What is function?  Calling a function through function
 Why function? pointer
 Advantages of using functions  Passing a function's address as an
 Function Prototype Argument to other function
 Defining a function  Functions with variable number of
 Calling a function arguments
 Return statement  Programming Examples
 Types of functions  FAQ's
 Recursion Array
 Nested functions  One dimensional arrays
 main() function  Declaration of 1D arrays
 Library Function  Initialization of 1D arrays
 Local and global variables  Accessing element of 1D arrays
 Programming Examples  Reading and displaying elements
 FAQ's  Two dimensional arrays
Storage class  Declaration of 2D arrays
 Types of storage class  Initialization of 2D arrays
 Scoping rules  Accessing element of 2D arrays
 Dealing with all storage classes  Reading and displaying elements
 Programming Examples  Programming Examples
 FAQ's FAQ's Pointer and Array
Pointer  Pointer and one dimensional arrays
 Def of Pointer  Subscripting pointer variables
 Declaration of Pointer Variables  Pointer to an array
 Assigning Address to Pointer Variables  Array of pointers
 De-referencing Pointer Variables  Pointers and two dimensional arrays
 Pointer to Pointer  Subscripting pointer To an array
 Pointer Arithmetic  Programming Examples
 Pointer comparisons  FAQ's
 De-reference and increment pointer Array and Function
 1D array and function  The stringification(# )and token passing
 Passing individual array elements to a  operator
function  ( ##) operators
 passing individual array elements address  Programming Examples
to a function  FAQ's
 passing whole 1d array to a function Structure
 2D array and function  Why is structure used?
 Passing individual array elements to a  What is structure?
function  Advantages of structures
 passing individual array elements address  Defining a Structure
to a function  Declaration of Structure Variables
 passing whole 2d array to a function using  Initialization of Structure Variables
arrays of function pointer  Accessing Structure Members
 Programming Examples  Storage of Structures in Memory
 FAQ's  Size of Structures
Dynamic memory allocation  Reading and Displaying Structure
 malloc()  Variables
 calloc()  Assignment of Structure Variables
 realloc() .  Pointers to structures
 free()  Array of structures
 Core dump  Arrays within structures
 Memory leak  Nested structures
 Dynamic 1D and 2D Arrays  Self-referential structures
 Programming Examples  memory link(linked list)
 FAQ's  Bit fields
Strings  Programming Examples
 Strings versus character arrays  FAQ's
 Initializing strings Structure and Function
 Reading string  Passing structure member to a function
 Displaying string  Passing structure variable to a function
 The %s format specifier  Passing structure variable address to a
 The gets() and puts() functions function
 string handling functions(string.h)  Passing array of structure to a function
 string pointers  Returning a structure variable from
 Two-dimensional character arrays or function
 array of string  Returning a structure variable address
 array of pointers to strings from function
 Programming Examples  Returning structure variable from a
 FAQ's function
Command line arguments  Programming Examples
 What is command prompt?  FAQ's
 Why command line? Union and Enumeration and typedef
 What are command line arguments?  What are unions?
 Programs using command line  Structures versus unions
 Preprocessor  Working with unions
 What is preprocessing?  Initializing unions
 Macro expansions  Advantages of unions
 File inclusions  enum keyword
 Conditional compilation  typedef keyword
 Programming Examples  File operations using std. library and
 FAQ's  system calls
File Handling  File management I/O functions
 Using files in C  Random Access Files
 Buffer and streams  Programming Examples
 Working with text files and Binary Project
 Files

Training Modes:
In-Person Training: Conducted at our dedicated training facility with experienced instructors
providing hands-on guidance and personalized attention.
Virtual Training: Live online sessions delivered via video conferencing platforms, allowing
participants to join from anywhere.
Duration and Schedule:
The C Language Training course will run for 5 weeks, with 30 sessions of 1 hour each.
Participants can choose from multiple schedules, including weekdays or weekends, to
accommodate their availability.
Certification:
Upon successful completion of the C Language Training, participants will receive a certificate
recognizing their achievement and validating their proficiency in C programming.
Benefits:
 Build a strong foundation in the C programming language.
 Acquire practical coding skills through hands-on exercises and coding assignments.
 Gain a competitive edge in the job market by adding C programming expertise to
your skillset.
 Learn from experienced instructors with a deep understanding of C programming.
 Interact and network with fellow learners, fostering a supportive learning
environment.

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