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This document provides an overview of key concepts in computer programming including data types, operators, control flow, arrays, strings, structures, file operations and more with examples. It covers topics like variables, arithmetic, conditional statements, loops, functions, pointers, structures, file handling and command line arguments.

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C

This document provides an overview of key concepts in computer programming including data types, operators, control flow, arrays, strings, structures, file operations and more with examples. It covers topics like variables, arithmetic, conditional statements, loops, functions, pointers, structures, file handling and command line arguments.

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00:21 Introduction

01:35 Basics of computer programming


03:49 Format specifiers
06:31 First computer program
07:27 Character sets & constants
08:55 Basic data types, int, char & float
09:52 Variable declaration & initialisation
14:17 Basic operators
17:12 Arithmetic instructions

Arithmetic operations
18:18 Addition,Subtraction,Multiplication & Division
21:31 Area of Circle & Triangle
24:23 Simple Interest
25:44 Square & Cube
26:51 Total & average
29:00 SWAP two numbers

Escape Sequences
32:14 Theory
34:26 Drawing a tree using escape sequences

IF & IF ELSE
35:19 Syntax
40:17 Largest of two numbers
41:02 Positive or not
42:17 Greater or less than 10
43:08 Even/odd
44:09 Divisible by 5
44:59 Multiple of 7
45:45 Compare two numbers
46:55 Logical operators
50:07 3 numbers in ascending/descending order
53:01 Calculate discriminant & roots of a quadratic equation
54:29 Calculate grade
56:22 Check marriage eligibility
59:01 Conditional operators

While & Do While Loop


01:00:47 Why do we need loops
01:02:24 DO-WHILE & WHILE loops Syntax
01:03:49 WHILE vs Do-WHILE loop
01:04:21 Increment & Decrement Operators
01:07:39 N numbers in sequence
01:09:53 N numbers in reverse order
01:11:10 First N even numbers
01:12:29 N odd numbers
01:13:40 Reverse order of a number
01:16:20 Sum of a number
01:18:48 Armstrong or not

For loops
01:23:39 Syntax
01:27:27 Table of given number
01:29:40 Sum of a number

FOR loops-Pattern Programming


01:32:34 Pattern programming theory
01:34:42 ? of *
01:37:51 ? of *
01:40:23 ? of *
01:43:38 ? of *
01:47:37 � of *
01:50:39 ? of *
01:54:14 ? of *
01:56:58 ? of *
01:58:11 ? of numbers -vertical
02:01:01 ? of numbers -horizontal
02:02:51 ? of alphabets
02:05:48 ? mirroring alphabets
02:09:25 ? of integers with integer at the end

Advance FOR Loop programs


02:11:47 Factorial
02:16:18 Prime numbers from range
02:22:29 Prime or not
02:27:43 Fibonacci series
02:33:29 Print digits, alphabets using loops
02:36:37 Factorial
02:40:30 Average of numbers
02:43:04 ASCII chart
02:44:21 Rectangular pattern of *
02:46:38 Rectangular pattern using ASCII characters

Goto, break & Continue


02:48:59 goto keyword
02:51:12 break & continue keyword

Switch case
02:53:39 The syntax of the switch case-control structure
02:55:54 Case-control structures in more detail
02:59:30 prime numbers within from a range
03:00:36 numbers in words in reverse order using switch case-control
03:02:29 Perform arithmetic operations based on the users choice

Functions
03:04:06 What are functions?
03:06:25 Parametrised functions
03:09:18 Addition,subtraction,multiplication,division using functions
03:11:54 factorial,prime or not & Fibonacci series using functions
03:14:07 Calculate square & cube using functions

Arrays
03:16:14 Theory
03:18:11 Single dimensional arrays
03:22:49 Accept array elements & reprint
03:25:36 array elements in reverse order
03:28:11 Addition of array elements
03:30:05 Fibonacci series using arrays
03:32:20 max+min of an array
03:34:46 positive & negative elements of an array
03:37:37 array in ascending/descending order

Multidimensional arrays
03:40:01 Theory
03:43:55 Accept MxN matrix & reprint
03:46:41 Add two MxN array matrices
03:48:00 Add array elements of two-dimensional arrays
03:49:10 Diagonal elements of a matrix
03:51:00 Add upper matrix elements
03:52:16 Add lower matrix elements
03:53:42 Multiplication of matrices
03:57:15 Transpose of the matrix

Pointers
03:58:57 What are pointers?
04:00:53 Using pointers

More on functions
04:02:47 Call by value & call by reference
04:06:49 Swap two numbers using parametrized functions
04:09:48 Scope of a variable
04:13:01 Recursion
04:14:21 Fibonacci series using recursion
04:18:30 Factorial using recursion
04:21:12 Passing arrays to a function

Strings
04:25:12 What is a string?
04:28:07 Inbuilt functions
04:30:26 ASCII characters
04:31:19 string reverse, length, uppercase, lowercase & copy
04:33:06 Count alphabets, digits & symbols
04:34:40 Compare two strings
04:35:24 Concatenate two strings
04:36:10 Length of string
04:37:33 Copy a string from another
04:38:39 String uppercase
04:40:24 String lowercase
04:41:25 Join two strings
04:43:58 Count alphabets digits & symbols without using inbuilt functions
04:45:25 Compare two strings without using inbuilt functions
04:47:31 Count vowels
04:48:39 Reverse a string
04:50:36 Palindrome

Structures
04:52:34 What are structures?
04:54:57 Create structure Employee, store values & reprint
04:56:22 Array of a structure
04:59:11 Structure within a structure

File operations
05:03:36 What are the files?
05:08:06 Read+write to a file character by character
05:12:33 Read+write to a file line by line
05:15:23 Merge two files

Command line arguments


05:17:05 Theory
05:18:50 Programs on command line arguments

More
05:21:46 Datatypes
05:27:24 Escape sequences
05:30:39 Type casting
05:32:50 Enumeration
05:35:30 Bitwise operators
05:42:31 Unions

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