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C Programming Online Training
This c programming course is for the beginning programmer or for the experienced programmer who wants to learn ANSI C.
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- Day 1: Getting Started
- Discusses why C is the best choice among programming languages. Identifies the steps in the program development cycle. Explains how to write compile and run a C program. Inspects error messages generated by the compiler and linker.
- Day 2: The Components of a C Program
- Analyzes the parts of a C program. Demonstrates the purpose of each program component.
- Day 3: Numeric Variables and Constants
- Covers how to create variable names in C. Explains the use of different types of numeric variables. Examines the differences and similarities between character and numeric values. Shows how to declare and initialize numeric variables. Identifies C's two types of numeric constants.
- Day 4: Statements Expressions and Operators
- Describes what statements and expressions are. Identifies C's mathematical relational and logical operators. Explains operator precedence. Introduces the if statement.
- Day 5: Basic Program Control
- Explains how to use simple arrays. Demonstrates how to use for while and do...while loops to execute statements multiple times. Discusses how to nest program control statements.
- Day 6: Functions The Basics
- Examines what a function is and what its parts are. Reviews the advantages of structured programming with functions. Shows how to create a function and declare local variables in a function. Demonstrates how to return a value from a function to the program and how to pass arguments to a function.
- Day 7: Basic Input/Output
- Explains C's input and output statements. Illustrates how to display information on the screen with the printf() and puts() library functions. Demonstrates how to format the information that is displayed on the screen. Shows how to read data from the keyboard with the scanf() library function.
200MHz Pentium with 32MB Ram. 640 x 480 256-color video (800 x 600 is recommended). Windows 95, 98, NT, 2000, or XP. Internet Explorer 5.0 or higher required. Minimum Connection Speed: 28.8k. Authorware recommended but not required. JavaScript must be enabled. Netscape and AOL browsers not supported.
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