C Programming for Beginners
51 lectures 05:48:00
Hello World - 1
C is a general-purpose, procedural, imperative computer programming language developed in 1972 by Dennis M. Ritchie at the Bell Telephone Laboratories to develop the UNIX operating system.In this lecture,
- Setting turbo c
- how to print simple hello world program.
Variable Declaration - 2
In this lecture we will see how to declare variable in c and how to assign value into them.
Input no - 3
In this lecture we will see how to take input from user using keyboard in c
Expressions - 4
In this lecture we will see expressions and it's precedence rule.
Calculator - 5
In this lecture we will make a simple calculator.
Area of Triangle - 6
In this lecture we will see how to find are of any given traingle using it's height and base in c.
IF-ELSE - 7
In this lecture we will see flow control using IF-ELSE with example.
Check Even or Odd - 8
In this lecture we will see how to check a given number is even or odd.
Largest of Three no - 9
In this lecture we will see how to find largest among three number using if-else in c
Leap Year or Not - 10
In this lecture we will check a year is leap or not using if-else.
For Loop - 11
In this lecture we will see basic implementation of for loop.
Counting and Nested for Loop - 12
Factorial of a number - 13
In this lecture we will calculate factorial of positive integers.
While loop- 20
do-while - 21
PRIME OR NOT - 22
REVERSE of a number- 23
SWAPPING - 24
Array -declaration and initialization - 25
Array - insert element and display- 26
Sum of Element of Array - 27
Armstrong Number - 28
Fibonacci Series - 29
Palindrome Number - 30
2-D array - declaration and initialization- 31
2-d insert element and display- 32
Matrix - 33
Add Matrix - 34
Transpose of Matrix - 35
Linear Search - 36
Insertion in Array - 37
Deletion in Array - 38
Merge two Array - 39
ternary oerator - 40
Logical Operator - 41
Bit-wise Logical operator - 42
Functions In - 43
Summ Using Functions - 44
Function Addition of three Number - 45
Call by Value - 46
Call by Reference - 47
Storage Class - 48
Auto Storage Class - 49
Register- 50
Extern - 51
Static introduction - 52
Static Example - 53
Factorial - 54
gcd - 55
Exponent - 56
Fibonacci - 57
C Programming for Beginners.
51 lectures 05:48:00
Hello World - 1
C is a general-purpose, procedural, imperative computer programming language developed in 1972 by Dennis M. Ritchie at the Bell Telephone Laboratories to develop the UNIX operating system.In this lecture,
- Setting turbo c
- how to print simple hello world program.
Variable Declaration - 2
In this lecture we will see how to declare variable in c and how to assign value into them.
Input no - 3
In this lecture we will see how to take input from user using keyboard in c
Expressions - 4
In this lecture we will see expressions and it's precedence rule.
Calculator - 5
In this lecture we will make a simple calculator.
Area of Triangle - 6
In this lecture we will see how to find are of any given traingle using it's height and base in c.
IF-ELSE - 7
In this lecture we will see flow control using IF-ELSE with example.
Check Even or Odd - 8
In this lecture we will see how to check a given number is even or odd.
Largest of Three no - 9
In this lecture we will see how to find largest among three number using if-else in c
Leap Year or Not - 10
In this lecture we will check a year is leap or not using if-else.
For Loop - 11
In this lecture we will see basic implementation of for loop.
Counting and Nested for Loop - 12
Factorial of a number - 13
In this lecture we will calculate factorial of positive integers.
While loop- 20
do-while - 21
PRIME OR NOT - 22
REVERSE of a number- 23
SWAPPING - 24
Array -declaration and initialization - 25
Array - insert element and display- 26
Sum of Element of Array - 27
Armstrong Number - 28
Fibonacci Series - 29
Palindrome Number - 30
2-D array - declaration and initialization- 31
2-d insert element and display- 32
Matrix - 33
Add Matrix - 34
Transpose of Matrix - 35
Linear Search - 36
Insertion in Array - 37
Deletion in Array - 38
Merge two Array - 39
ternary oerator - 40
Logical Operator - 41
Bit-wise Logical operator - 42
Functions In - 43
Summ Using Functions - 44
Function Addition of three Number - 45
Call by Value - 46
Call by Reference - 47
Storage Class - 48
Auto Storage Class - 49
Register- 50
Extern - 51
Static introduction - 52
Static Example - 53
Factorial - 54
gcd - 55
Exponent - 56
Fibonacci - 57
Hello World - 1
C is a general-purpose, procedural, imperative computer programming language developed in 1972 by Dennis M. Ritchie at the Bell Telephone Laboratories to develop the UNIX operating system.In this lecture,
- Setting turbo c
- how to print simple hello world program.
Hello World - 1
C is a general-purpose, procedural, imperative computer programming language developed in 1972 by Dennis M. Ritchie at the Bell Telephone Laboratories to develop the UNIX operating system.In this lecture,
- Setting turbo c
- how to print simple hello world program.
Hello World - 1
C is a general-purpose, procedural, imperative computer programming language developed in 1972 by Dennis M. Ritchie at the Bell Telephone Laboratories to develop the UNIX operating system.In this lecture,
- Setting turbo c
- how to print simple hello world program.
Hello World - 1
C is a general-purpose, procedural, imperative computer programming language developed in 1972 by Dennis M. Ritchie at the Bell Telephone Laboratories to develop the UNIX operating system.In this lecture,
- Setting turbo c
- how to print simple hello world program.
C is a general-purpose, procedural, imperative computer programming language developed in 1972 by Dennis M. Ritchie at the Bell Telephone Laboratories to develop the UNIX operating system.In this lecture,
- Setting turbo c
- how to print simple hello world program.
C is a general-purpose, procedural, imperative computer programming language developed in 1972 by Dennis M. Ritchie at the Bell Telephone Laboratories to develop the UNIX operating system.In this lecture,
- Setting turbo c
- how to print simple hello world program.
Variable Declaration - 2
In this lecture we will see how to declare variable in c and how to assign value into them.
Variable Declaration - 2
In this lecture we will see how to declare variable in c and how to assign value into them.
Variable Declaration - 2
In this lecture we will see how to declare variable in c and how to assign value into them.
Variable Declaration - 2
In this lecture we will see how to declare variable in c and how to assign value into them.
In this lecture we will see how to declare variable in c and how to assign value into them.
In this lecture we will see how to declare variable in c and how to assign value into them.
Input no - 3
In this lecture we will see how to take input from user using keyboard in c
Input no - 3
In this lecture we will see how to take input from user using keyboard in c
Input no - 3
In this lecture we will see how to take input from user using keyboard in c
Input no - 3
In this lecture we will see how to take input from user using keyboard in c
In this lecture we will see how to take input from user using keyboard in c
In this lecture we will see how to take input from user using keyboard in c
Expressions - 4
In this lecture we will see expressions and it's precedence rule.
Expressions - 4
In this lecture we will see expressions and it's precedence rule.
Expressions - 4
In this lecture we will see expressions and it's precedence rule.
Expressions - 4
In this lecture we will see expressions and it's precedence rule.
In this lecture we will see expressions and it's precedence rule.
In this lecture we will see expressions and it's precedence rule - 13
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