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This c programming tutorial course is for the beginning programmer or for the experienced programmer who wants to learn ANSI C.

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• Day 15: More on Pointers
  • Shows how to declare a pointer to a pointer. Demonstrates how to use pointers with multidimensional arrays. Explains how to declare arrays of pointers. Describes how to declare pointers to functions.

• Day 16: Using Disk Files
  • Discusses relating streams to disk files. Identifies C's two disk file types. Shows how to open a file write data to a file read data from a file and close a file. Describes disk file management. Discusses using temporary files.

• Day 17: Manipulating Strings
  • Covers how to determine the length of a string. Examines how to copy and join strings. Explores functions that compare strings. Shows how to search strings convert strings and test characters.

• Day 18: Getting More from Functions
  • Describes using pointers as arguments to functions. Explains using type void pointers as arguments. Shows how to use functions with a variable number of arguments. Demonstrates how to return a pointer from a function.

• Day 19: Exploring the Function Library
  • Demonstrates using the math time and error-handling functions. Examines functions for searching and sorting data.

• Day 20: Odds and Ends
  • Discusses type conversions. Covers allocating and freeing memory storage. Shows how a program can use argc and argv[] to access DOS command-line arguments. Demonstrates how to manipulate the individual bits in integer variables using bitwise operators. Shows how to use bit fields in structures.

• Day 21: Taking Advantage of Preprocessor Directives and More
  • Explains how to program with multiple source-code files. Demonstrates how to use preprocessor directives to create function macros for conditional compilation and other tasks.

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