C Programming Training in Kochi

C Training

C Programming is the mother of all Programming languages and is a start to building your career in the field of information technology.

In C Programming class one will learn the usage of syntaxes and will learn in details Object Oriented Programming OOPS Concepts.

Mastery of C language will help you build a solid foundation and make learning of any programming language in your future endeavors in technology simple.

Overview of C

History and importance of 'C'
Basic Structure of 'C' Program
Executing a 'C' Program

Constants, Variable and Data Types

Introduction
Character Set
C Tokens
Keywords and Identifiers
Constants
Variables
Data Types
Declaration of Variables
Assigning Values to Variables
Defining Symbolic Constants

Managing I/O Operations, Operators and Data Types

Reading a Character
Writing a Character
Formatted Input
Formatted Output
Various Operators such as Arithmetic, Logical, Relational
Increment, Decrement, Conditional, Bitwise, Special, and Arithmetic Operators
Evaluation and Type Conversions in Expressions
Precedence of Arithmetic Operators
Operator Precedence and Associativity

Decision Making and Branching

Introduction
Decision Making with if Statement
Simple if Statement
The if-else Statement
Nesting of if-else Statement
The else-if Ladder
The switch Statement
The ?: Operator
The goto Statement

Decision Making and Looping

Introduction
The while Statement
The do Statement
The for Statement
Jumps in Loops

Arrays

One-dimensional Arrays
Declaration of One-dimensional Arrays
Initialization of One-dimensional Arrays
Example Programs- Bubble Sort, Selection Sort, Linear Search, Binary Search
Two-Dimensional Arrays
Initialization of Two-Dimensional Arrays
Example Programs-Matrix Multiplication, Transpose of a Matrix

Character Arrays and Strings

Declaring and Initalizing String Variables
Reading Strings from Terminal
Writing Strings to Screen
Arithmetic Operations on Characters
String-Handling Functions
Initialization of Two-Dimensional Arrays
Example Programs

User-Defined Functions

Need for Functions
Elements of User-Defined Functions
Definition of Functions
Return Values and their Types
Function Calls
Function Declaration
Category of Functions
No Arguments and No Return Values
No Arguments but Returns a Value
Passing Arrays to Functions
Recursion
Scope
Visibility and Lifetime of variables

Pointers, Structures and File Management

Introduction
Declaring Pointer Variables
Initialization of Pointer Variables
Arithmetic Operations on Characters
Accessing a Variable through its Pointer
Pointer Expressions
Pointer Increments and Scale Factor
Defining a Structure
Declaring Structure Variables
Accessing Structure Members
Structure Initialization
Array of Strcutures
Defining and Opening a File
Closing a File
Input/Output and Error Handling on Files