Welcome to the "C Programming in 1 Week" repository! This crash course is designed to introduce you to the fundamentals of the C programming language. Each day, we'll cover essential topics, and by the end of the week, you'll have a solid understanding of C and be able to work on a mini project to apply your newly acquired knowledge. Let's get started!
On Day 1, we'll begin by getting familiar with the basics of C programming.
Introduction to C programming language Setting up the development environment Keywords and identifiers in C Variables and constants Basic data types in C Input and output in C (printf, scanf)
On Day 2, we'll dive into operators and control flow statements, essential for making decisions and repetitive tasks.
Arithmetic, relational, logical, and assignment operators If-else statements for decision-making The 'for' loop for iterative tasks The 'while' loop for conditional looping Using 'break' and 'continue' in loops Switch-case statement for multiway branching
Day 3 will focus on functions, recursion, and storage class, enabling you to write modular and efficient code.
Introduction to functions and their advantages Creating and using user-defined functions Recursion: A function calling itself Understanding storage classes (auto, static, extern, register) Scope and lifetime of variables
Day 4 will explore arrays, pointers, and dynamic memory allocation, essential concepts for handling data efficiently.
Working with arrays in C Multi-dimensional arrays and their applications Pointers: Understanding memory addresses Pointers and arrays: Relationship and applications Dynamic memory allocation using malloc and free
On Day 5, we'll delve into strings and structures, allowing you to handle text and create complex data structures.
Working with strings in C String functions and operations Introduction to structures (structs) Accessing structure members Passing structures to functions
Day 6 will cover file handling and preprocessors, enabling you to work with external files and perform preprocessing tasks.
Reading and writing files in C Using file pointers for file operations Introduction to preprocessor directives Commonly used preprocessor directives
On Day 7, it's time to put your skills to the test with a mini project!
Choose one of the following or create your own project:
Simple address book: Create a program to store and manage contact information. Text-based game: Develop a simple text-based game using C. File encryption/decryption: Create a program to encrypt and decrypt files. Review and Further Exploration
Congratulations on completing "C Programming in 1 Week"! We've covered a lot in a short time, but remember, C is a vast language. Take time to review and practice the concepts covered here. Feel free to explore more advanced topics and projects beyond this repository.
Additional Resources Throughout the week, you may find it helpful to explore additional resources for further practice and deeper understanding of C programming. Here are some recommended resources:
Pdf for Reference : https://t.me/wintersoldiercoding/3 Official GNU Documentation : https://www.gnu.org/software/gnu-c-manual/gnu-c-manual.html
Contribution and Support Contributions to this repository are welcome! If you find any issues, have suggestions for improvement, or want to add new content, feel free to open an issue or submit a pull request.
If you need support or have any questions related to the material covered in this repository, please don't hesitate to reach out through wintersoldiercoding@protonmail.com
Conclusion By the end of this one-week tutorial, you'll have gained a solid foundation in C programming. Remember that mastering programming requires practice, so continue to build projects and explore new concepts to reinforce your skills.
Happy coding! 🚀
Regards, Winter Soldier