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Beginner Topics

1. Introduc on to C

 History and features of C

 Se ng up a development environment (e.g., GCC, Visual Studio Code)

2. Basic Syntax

 Wri ng your first C program (hello, world)

 Structure of a C program (headers, main func on, and braces)

3. Data Types and Variables

 Basic data types (int, float, char, double)

 Declaring and ini alizing variables

 Constants and #define

4. Input and Output

 Using prin and scanf for input and output

 Escape sequences (e.g., \n, \t)

5. Operators

 Arithme c operators (+, -, *, /, %)

 Rela onal and logical operators (==, &&, etc.)

 Increment and decrement (++, --)

Intermediate Topics

6. Control Statements

 Condi onal statements (if, else if, switch)

 Loops (for, while, do-while)

 Nested loops

7. Func ons

 Defining and calling func ons

 Func on arguments and return types

 Scope of variables (local vs. global)

8. Arrays and Strings

 Single and mul -dimensional arrays

 String manipula on using character arrays


 Common string func ons (strlen, strcpy, etc.)

9. Pointers

 Understanding memory addresses

 Pointer basics and arithme c

 Passing pointers to func ons

Advanced Topics

10. Dynamic Memory Alloca on

 Using malloc, calloc, realloc, and free

 Memory leaks and management

11. Structures and Unions

 Defining and using structures

 Nested structures and arrays of structures

 Unions and their applica ons

12. File Handling

 Reading from and wri ng to files (fopen, fclose, fread, fwrite)

 File modes (r, w, a, etc.)

 Error handling in file opera ons

13. Preprocessor Direc ves

 Macros and #define

 Condi onal compila on (#ifdef, #ifndef)

 Including header files

14. Command-Line Arguments

 Using argc and `argv

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