About Course
Our C Programming Certification and Training Course in Chembur is designed for people who are completely new to coding. If you’re starting from scratch, that’s perfectly fine we begin with the basics and keep everything simple so you can follow without stress.
Instead of only theory, you’ll spend a good amount of time actually writing code. We give you small examples and practice exercises so you can understand how each concept works in real situations. As you move forward, you gradually get comfortable with topics like arrays, functions, pointers, strings, and memory management. We also go back to important concepts during practice so things become clearer over time. With regular practice, you’ll slowly gain confidence and be able to write basic C programs on your own without much help.
Why choose this course:
- You start from the very basics, so no experience is required
- Learning is mostly practical, with a lot of coding practice
- Topics like arrays, pointers, and functions are taught in an easy way
- Small exercises help you slowly improve your thinking and logic
- Builds a strong foundation for learning other programming languages later
- Useful for students who want to start a career in IT or software
Syllabus
Module 1 — Introduction And First Programming
- Why Programming
- Types of Programming
- Introduction to C
- Benefits of C
- Some Facts about C
- Understanding First C Program
- Executing using IDE
Module 2 — Variables And Datatypes
- ‘C’ Tokens
- Identifiers
- Keywords
- Data Types
- Variables
- Constants
Module 3 — Console Io Operations
- printf function
- scanf function
- Unformatted Functions
Module 4 — Operators And Expressions
- Expressions
- Types of Operators
- Type Casting
Module 5 — Control Flow Statements
- Decision Making in C
- If Statement
- Switch Statement
- Unconditional Branching
Module 6 — Working With Loops
- While Loop
- Do…While Loop
- For Loop
Module 7 — Nested Loops Ans Jump Statements
- Nested Loops
- Break, Continue and Goto statements
Module 8 — Working With Functions
- What is a Function
- Benefits of a Function
- Function Terminology
- How does Function Works
Module 9 — Storage Classes
- Types of Storage Classes
- Scope and Lifetime of Variables in function
- Call by value and call by reference
- Recursion
Module 10 — Working With Arrays
- Understanding Arrays
- Arrays Declaration and Initialization
- Sample Programs
- Multidimensional Arrays.
Module 11 — Pointers
- Understanding Pointers
- Declaring and Initializing Pointers
- Function and Pointer Parameters
- Pointer Arithmetic
- Pointer and Arrays
Module 12 — Arrays And Pointers In Function
- Passing Arrays as Function Arguments
- Return Array from Function
- Passing Pointers as Function Arguments
- Return Poiner from Function
Module 13 — String Handling
- Declaration and Initialization
- Reading and Writing Strings
- Standard String Library Functions
- Array of Pointers to String
Module 14 — Introduction To Structures
- Overview of Structures
- Defining and Using a Structure
- Structures within a Structure
- Typedef keyword
Module 15 — Working With Structures And Unions
- Passing Structures to Functions
- Array of Structures
- Structure and Pointers
- Unions
Module 16 — File Handling
- What is a Stream
- Opening and Closing of Files
- Writing and Reading in Text Format
- Writing and Reading in Binary Format
Module 17 — Preprocessor Directives
- Pre-Processor Directives
- #define Macro
- Conditional Compilation
- Pre-defined Macros
- #include and Header Files
Module 18 — Memory Management
- Allocating memory Dynamically
- Resizing and Releasing Memory
Module 19 — Command LINE Arguments
- Command Line Arguments
- Variable Arguments
