Problem Solving and Program Design in C Language
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Are you looking for a solid start for programming ? Have you heard that “C Language is the best one to start with” ? You have heard it right. C Language is one of the best ways to start programming.
Even though, you are not a newbie, C programming is going to suit your resume pretty well.
C is the best choice because it will also allow you the master the fundamental mentality behind programming.
It is one of the most powerful programming languages out there and also called to be “the mother of programming languages”.
There is a reason for that!
By learning C, you will open the huge, rusty doors of C++, C# and JAVA.
Because C fundamentally teaches you behind the scenes.
By taking this course, you will be able to apply any elementary job relating to C Programming.
That’s not everything tho!
We are also taking a problem-solving approach to C. The best skill you can have when programming. Problem-Solvers tend to be better programmers at the end of the day.
We are aware of that skill!
That’s why we are more focused on giving you the ability to solve problems at any capacity. Once you become a good problem solver, it is more likely for you to become a good-programmer.
The details are not skipped in this course.
You’ll develop your ability to produce good code and your problem-solving skills. This course provides all the information on “why” you are doing the things that you are doing in addition to teaching you how to write in the C programming language.
You will have a thorough understanding of the C programming language’s principles at the end of this course.
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1.0 Overview of the Overview -
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1.1 Electronic Computers then and Now
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Quiz 1 : Electronic Computers Then and Now -
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1.2 Computer Hardware
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Quiz 2 : Computer Hardware
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1.3 Computer Software
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Quiz 3 : Computer Software
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1.4 The Software Development Method
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Quiz 4 : The Software Development Method
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1.5 An Example for the Software Development Method
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End of Unit 1 Quiz
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2.1 C Language Elements
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2.2 Naming User-Defined Identifiers and Variables
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Quiz 5 : C Language Elements and User-Defined Identifiers
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2.3 Data Types (int and double)
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2.4 Data Type (char) and ASCII Codes
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2.5 Executable Statements : Assignment Statements
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2.6 Executable Statements : printf function
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2.7 Executable Statements : scanf function
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2.8 The "Return" Statement
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2.9 General Form of a C Program
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Quiz 6 : Scanf, Return and Structure of a C Program
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2.9.1 TASK 1
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2.9.2 TASK 2
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2.10 Arithmetic Expressions (+, -, *, /, %)
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2.11 Mixed-Type Assignment Statement
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2.12 Type Conversion
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2.13 Multiple Operators
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2.14 Formatting Numbers in Program Output
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2.15.1 TASK 3
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2.15.1 TASK 4
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2.15.1 TASK 5
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2.15.1 TASK 6
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2.15.1 TASK 7
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2.15.1 TASK 8
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3.1 Control Structures
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3.2 Logical Operators
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3.3 Operator Precedence
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3.4 Short Circuit Evaluation
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3.5 Writing English Conditions in c
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3.6 Comparing Characters
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3.7.1 Example Control Flow
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3.7.2 Example Control Flow
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3.8 If - Else Statement
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3.9.1 Example If -Else -1
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3.9.2 Example If -Else -2
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3.9.3 Example If -Else -3
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3.9.4 Example If -Else -4
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3.9.5 Example If -Else -5
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3.9.6 Example If -Else -6
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3.10 Switch Case
