C PROGRAMMING

Learn C Programming Language Basic to Advance

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Udemy

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English

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Programming Languages

What you will learn

Point to Point about C PROGRAMMING

Introduction to C Programming

Data types

C Programming Variables

Operators

Conditional statements

Switch, for loop & while loop, array, string

Functions

C Free, Pointers

Input and Output

Conditional operators, File operation

Multidimensional array

Structure of C

Preprocessors

Examples. Day to month, multi info scan, input characters, short hand op. type checking, nested-if-else, Multification table and whole the examples explained.

Why take this course?

Dear Friends,

Learn C PROGRAMMING Language exclusively with DIGIFLAX!

The course designed for begginers and developers as easy learning and understanding about C Programming from Basic to Advance.

This course has been developed looking at world over requirement by the students and developers who wants to learn and understand C PROGRAMMING easily.

What is C Programming Language?

C Language is the “mother” of all programming languages.

C first appeared almost 50 years ago and has been used for the development of:

Operating Systems - C as its core.
Core parts of famous databases (such as Oracle and MySQL) - Yes, even MySQL was developed using C.
Cyber-Systems - I personally was programming C to develop a cyber system.
Smart Homes & Smart Cities
Systems including Sensors and Micro Controllers (especially in Embedded Systems) - Common usage to programming an MCU using C Programming Language.

Also, if you're familiar with Python Programming Language - then you better know that a lot of Python efficient libraries are actually implemented in C.

“C Language is definitely here to STAY!”

C is HIGHLY USEFUL & HIGHLY EFFICIENT.

Also, it’s considered that by learning C Programming you’re definitely going to make your programming fundamentals VERY STRONG.

And finally to answer a question that a lot of you may have - there is a HIGH DEMAND for C Developers in the market - at both large companies as well as startups - and the salaries are usually PRETTY HIGH! :)

So C Programming - usually pays off.