Programing C 

Introduction to C Programming:

An overview of the C programming language, its historical significance, and its role in software development.

Understanding the basics of programming and the C environment.

Basic C Syntax and Structure:

Learning the fundamental syntax, data types, and variables in C.

Writing and compiling simple C programs.

Control Structures:

Understanding control structures, including if statements, loops (for, while, and do-while), and switch statements.

Using control structures to make decisions and control program flow.

Functions and Modular Programming:

Defining and using functions in C for modular code organization.

Parameters, return values, and function libraries.

Arrays and Pointers:

Introduction to arrays and pointers in C.

Dynamic memory allocation and manipulation.

File I/O:

Techniques for reading from and writing to files in C.

File handling, error checking, and file streams.

Structures and Unions:

Defining and using structures and unions to organize data.

Complex data structures and data abstraction.

Dynamic Memory Allocation:

Understanding memory allocation functions like malloc, calloc, and free.

Memory management and avoiding memory leaks.

C Preprocessor and Macros:

Exploring the C preprocessor and macros for code optimization.

Using macros to simplify and enhance code.

Error Handling and Debugging:

Techniques for debugging C programs and handling errors.

Common debugging tools and strategies.

Real-World Applications:

Hands-on projects and practical programming assignments.

Applying C programming to solve real-world problems.