Following are the chapter-wise notes on C programming.
Chapter 1: Introduction of a C programming
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Chapter 2: Elements of C
A set of characters that are used to form words, numbers, and expressions in C is called a C character set.
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Chapter 3: Operators and Expression
An operator is a symbol that operates on single or multiple data items. An expression is a combination of variables, constants, and operators written according to the syntax of the language.
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Chapter 4: Data input and Output
A program without any input or output has no meaning.
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Chapter 5: Control Structure
To control the flow of program execution c programming languages uses control statements.
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Chapter 6: An array and Strings
An array is a collection of homogenous data types.
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Chapter 7: Function
A function is a self-contained program segment or a block of statements that performs some specific well-defined task.
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Chapter 8: Pointers
A pointer is a special variable that can hold the address of variables.
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Chapter 9:
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Chapter 10: File Handling in C programming
The file is the collection of records.
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Hence, these are the chapter-wise notes on C programming.
IT 213: Structured Programming