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Specialized - Mastering C Programming

Code: C-PROG
Length: 5 days
URL: View Online

Mastering C Programming is an intermediate to advanced level C programming course provides experienced C Language
Programmers with additional insights into the language. The student is given an in-depth understanding of the use of pointers,
arrays, and structures in C Language, and is prepared to use these language facilities to write readable, portable, and efficient C
Language Programs.

Skills Gained
Evaluate simple and complex expressions.

Effectively use expressions involving side effects.

Describe and use all C Language basic and derived data types.

Describe the attributes and results of all C Language operators.

Explain the scope and storage class of C Language objects.

Declare and use pointer data types and multi-levels of indirection.

Describe pointer arithmetic and use it to access array elements.

Declare and use single and multi-dimensional arrays.

Describe the difference between an array of pointers and a multi-dimensional array.

Reference single and multi-dimensional array elements using both pointers and array subscripting.

Who Can Benefit


Experienced C Language Applications Programmers, and Systems Programmers.

Prerequisites
At least six (6) months of C Language Programming experience.

Course Details

I. Introduction
Evaluating Expressions

Expression Side Effects

Objects and Data Types

Lvalues and Constants

II. Data Types, Constants, and Variables


Basic Data Types

Constant Data Types


Variable Data Types

Derived Data Types

Data Type Renaming - typedef

III. Scope and Storage Class


Internal Scope

External Scope

Extending Scope

Storage Class

Automatic

External

Static

Register

IV. Operators And Operands


Operator Attributes

Operator Action

Number of Operands

Precedence Level

Associativity Direction

Operand Attributes

Data Type Restrictions

Lvalue Requirements

Expression Evaluation Result

Data Type

Value

Lvalue

Side Effects

V. Arrays and Pointers


Multi Dimensional Arrays

Pointer - Array Relationship

Pointer Arithmetic

Valid Pointer Operations

Multiple Pointers to an Array

Array Subscripting vs. Pointers

Arrays of Pointers

Multiple Levels of Indirection

VI. Structures and Pointers


Structure Review
Structure Definition

Structure Declaration

Structure Holes

Nested Structures

Arrays of Structures

Pointers to Structures

Structures Containing Pointers

Structure Variations

Unions

Bit Fields

Enumerations

VII. Functions and Pointers


Function Declaration

Old Style

Function Prototypes (ANSI)

Function Arguments and Parameters

Basic Data Types

Pointers to Basic Data Types

Single and Multi-Dimensional Arrays

Structures and Pointers to Structures

Function Return Types

void Data Type Functions

Basic Data Type Functions

Pointer to Data Type Functions

Structure Data Type Functions

Pointers to Functions

Declaring Pointers to Functions

Pointers to Functions as Formal Parameter

Arrays of Pointers to Functions

Functions Returning Pointers to Functions

VIII. Dynamic Memory Allocation & Linked Lists


Dynamic Memory Allocation

Dynamic Memory Allocation Concepts

Library Function: malloc

Library Function: free

Linked Lists

Linked List Concepts

Linear Linked List

Bi-Directional Linked List


Linked List Conclusions

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