Unit I covers the basics of C programming, including algorithms, flowcharts, and the structure of a C program. It discusses key components such as data types, operators, and the roles of various tools like compilers and assemblers. The unit also introduces fundamental concepts like keywords, identifiers, and formatted input/output functions.
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Basics_of_C_Programming
Unit I covers the basics of C programming, including algorithms, flowcharts, and the structure of a C program. It discusses key components such as data types, operators, and the roles of various tools like compilers and assemblers. The unit also introduces fundamental concepts like keywords, identifiers, and formatted input/output functions.
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Unit - I: Basics of C Programming
Overview and Key Concepts
1.1 Algorithms and Flowcharts • 1.1.1 Steps for Writing Algorithm: • - Define the problem • - Outline the input and output • - Develop the logic step-by-step • - Write pseudocode • - Verify with test cases
• 1.1.2 Notations of Flow Charts:
• - Oval: Start/End 1.2 Structure of C Program • - Header Files: #include <stdio.h> • - main() Function: Entry point of program • - Declarations: Variables and constants • - Statements: Logic implementation • - Return Statement
• Assembler, Linker, Compiler, Interpreter:
• - Assembler: Converts assembly to machine code 1.3 Character Set, Keywords, and Identifiers • - Character Set: Letters, digits, symbols • - Keywords: Reserved words (e.g., int, return) • - Identifiers: User-defined names • - Constants: Fixed values (e.g., 10, 'a') • - Variables: Storage for data 1.4 Data Types • 1.4.1 Predefined Data Types: • - Integer: int, unsigned, signed, long • - Float: float, double • - Character: char • - Special: Octal, hexadecimal
• 1.4.2 User-Defined Data Types:
• - Arrays: Collection of elements • - Structures: Custom data structures 1.5 Operators and Expressions • 1.5.1 Formatted Input/Output: • - printf(), scanf()