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C is one of the most powerful “modern” programming languages, in that it allows direct access to memory and many “low level” computer operations. C source code is compiled into stand-alone executable programs. C is sometimes criticized because it assumes the “programmer is always right” and allows many “questionable” programming practices.Teja Live Tracks is the best C Language Training in Hyderabad Ameerpet.

Then, why do we use C?

  1. It was (and still is in some circumstances) the language of choice in Operating System Development (including all of Unix).
  2. It allows you direct control over the very low-level aspects of the computer.
  3. Many legacy programs are written in C.
  4. Most of the things you learn with C will be directly transferable to future programming languages.
  5. Programs that are created with C run very quickly.
  6. C has a syntax (and some semantics) very close to Matlab, making the transition easy (okay, easier…).
  7. The programs you create in C will run “standalone”. All of the programs we wrote in Matlab, need Matlab in order to work, and if you don’t have access to Matlab, you are out of luck. C programs, once compiled into “executables”, can be transferred to other (similar) machines, and run without the need for the source code.
  8. Many of the codes you will use in your future work/studies will have been written in C. You should at the least, be able to read them. And hopefully, you will be able to maintain, modify, and update them.

Introduction to  C  Language

  • Data types
  • Indentation
    • If else
  • Operators
  • The “WHILE” Loop
  • The “For “ Loop
  • Nested Loop Statements
  • The “BREAK” & “CONTINUE” Statement
    • Switch case default & break
  • Bitwise operators

Functions

  • Introduction to Functions
  • Need for Functions
  • Standard & User-defined Functions
  • What is a header file
  • How to create our own header file
  • Difference between source file & exe file
  • How to create exe file
  • Defining & Calling Functions
  • Storage Classes
    • Automatic Storage Classes
    • Register Storage Classes
    • Static Storage Classes
    • External Storage Classes
  • Pass by Value, pass by Reference
  • Return by value & return by address
  • Recursive Functions

Pointers

  • Memory concept
  • Pointers to variable
  • Pointers to pointers
  • Pointers with operation

Arrays

  • Introduction to Arrays
  • Need for Arrays
  • Arrays with pointers
  • Arrays with functions
  • Types of Arrays
  • One Dimensional Arrays
  • Two Dimensional Arrays
  • Multi Dimensional Arrays

Strings

  • Char pointers
  • Char array (String)
  • Declaring & Initializing String Variables
  • Strings with pointers
  • Strings with functions
  • String Functions
  • Creation of our own string.h
  • Array of Strings
  • #define  (preprocessing work) 

Structures, Unions, Enum and typedef      

  • Enum and typedef
  • Introduction to Structures
  • Defining Structures
  • Struct with pointers , arrays, strings and functions
  • Array ,strings as Structures Members
  • Containership
  • Union, Different between Structure & Union

Graphics Programming

  • In text Mode
  • In Graphics Mode

File Operations                      

  • Introduction to files
  • Types of Files
  • File Pointers
  • Opening & Closing Files
  • Modifying  & deleting Files
  • Interacting with
    • text files (ex: .txt, .c, .cpp)
    • non text files (ex: .dat, .mpg, .avi, .mp3)
    • data base files
  • Creating database with file operation
  • Command Line Arguments

Dynamic memory allocation ( DS )

  • Purpose of dynamic memory allocation
  • Malloc , calloc ,realloc and free
  • Sorting
  • Recursion
  • Lists
  • Single linked lists
  • Double linked lists
  • Circular linked lists
  • Stacks
  • Queues
  • Adding 2 lists
  • Inserting a node in required position
  • Deleting a node from required position
  • Graduating to C++ (Beginning)
  • Oops
  • Function Prototypes
  • Comments
  • Typecasting
  • Void Pointers
  • The :: operator
  • The Const Qualifier
  • Reference variables
  1. Functions
  • Function Prototypes
  • Function Overloading
  • Default Arguments in Functions
  • Call by value, address & reference
  • Return by value, by address & By reference
  • Inline Functions
  1. Classes in C++
  • Member function
  • Function Definition Outside The Class
  • Classes and Constructors
  • Destructors
  • Copy Constructor
  • The this Pointer
  • New and delete Operators
  • Using new and delete
  • Malloc ( ) / free ( ) versus new/delete
  • Classes, Objects and Memory
  • Structures vs. Classes
  1. Miscellaneous Class Issues
  • Static Class Data
  • Static Member Functions
  • Data Conversion
  • Friend functions & friend Classes
  • Data Conversion between Objects of Different Classes
  1. Overloading operators
  • Introduction
  • Overloading assignment operator
  • Overloading ++, –, +, -, *, /,<,> …. & Logical operators
  • Overloading operators between different objects
  • Overloading << and >> (stream operators)
  1. Inheritance
  • Constructors in Inheritance
  • Private Inheritance
  • Protected Inheritance
  • Functions That Are Not inherited
  • Virtual Function
    • Pure virtual functions
  • Virtual Functions in Derived Classes
  • Virtual Functions and Constructors
  • Destructors and virtual Destructors
  • Virtual Base Classes
  • Abstract class
  • Abstract base class
  1. Advanced Features
  • Classes Within Classes
  • Friend Functions
  • Friend classes
  • Overloading << and >>.
  1. Input / Output In C++ (File operations)
  • Manipulators
  • File I/O with Streams
  • Opening and closing files
  • Creating database with file Operation
  • Binary I/O
  • Elementary Database Management
  • Interacting with
    • Text files (ex: .txt, .c, .cpp)
    • Non-text files (ex: .dat, .mpg, .avi, .mp3)
  • Creating database with file operation
  1. New Advanced Features
  • Templates
  • Function templates
  • Class templates
  • Exception handling
  • Namespaces
  • RTTI (Runtime type information)
  • STL (Standard Template library)
  • Dynamic cast operator
  • Typeid operator
  • Typeinfo class
  1. Data Structures with C++
  • Sorting
  • Recursion
  • Lists
  • Single linked lists
  • Double linked lists
  • Circular linked lists
  • Traversing of linked lists
  • Stacks
  • Queues
  • Adding 2 lists
  • Inserting a node in required position
  • Deleting a node from required position

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