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C Programming

Description

This course is a description of the C programming language with emphasis on the features of C not present in other high-level languages and why these extra capabilities are useful. The bulk of the course will cover traditional language topics:

• data types and expressions
• looping commands
• decision making constructs
• advanced data types (arrays & structures)
• functions
• standard library routines
• I/0 statements

In addition, a detailed discussion of C pointers -- their definition and use -- will be provided.

Handouts

June 2005, (PDF), Pete Carswell (Workshop Solution Set)

Prerequisites

None

Target Audience

novice to intermediate users

Class Duration

4 days

Additional Training Materials

C Programming, UW Experimental College
C Programming, Interface Technologies
Experimental C Tutorial, Rhodes College