Skip to content

This repository contains a comprehensive set of resources, code examples, and documentation for learning and practicing C programming. The project is organized into multiple folders, each focusing on a specific topic or concept in C.

Notifications You must be signed in to change notification settings

adhikareeprayush/C-Programming

Repository files navigation

C Programming Project

This repository contains a comprehensive set of resources, code examples, and documentation for learning and practicing C programming. The project is organized into multiple folders, each focusing on a specific topic or concept in C.

Folder Structure

  • 1. Setting Up Environment/: Guides and programs to help set up your C programming environment.
  • 2. Introduction to C Programming/: Overview, basic input/output, and structure of C programs.
  • 3. DataTypes Variables Constants/: Information and code on data types, variables, and constants in C.
  • 4. Operators and Expressions/: Documentation and examples of different operators and expressions.
  • 5. Control Statements/: Examples and explanations of control statements like loops, conditionals, break, and continue.
  • 9. Structures/: Programs and notes on using structures in C.
  • 9. Unions/: Programs and notes on using unions in C.
  • 10. Dynamic Memory Allocation/: Examples and explanations of malloc, calloc, realloc, and memory management.
  • 11.Recursion/: Programs demonstrating recursion in C.
  • 12. FileHandling/: Examples and documentation on file handling, including binary and text file operations.

How to Use

  1. Browse the folders to find documentation and code examples for each topic.
  2. Read the markdown files for explanations and theory.
  3. Explore the Programs/ subfolders for practical code samples.
  4. Compile and run the C files using your preferred C compiler (e.g., GCC).

Getting Started

  • Make sure you have a C compiler installed (such as GCC or Clang).
  • Follow the instructions in 1. Setting Up Environment/ to configure your environment.
  • Start with the introductory sections and progress through the topics as needed.

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Feel free to submit pull requests for improvements, bug fixes, or additional examples.

About

This repository contains a comprehensive set of resources, code examples, and documentation for learning and practicing C programming. The project is organized into multiple folders, each focusing on a specific topic or concept in C.

Topics

Resources

Stars

Watchers

Forks

Languages