Welcome to the Learn C repository! This repository is designed to help beginners learn C programming through code examples, projects, and detailed explanations. Additionally, contributions from the community are highly encouraged to enhance and expand the content.
This repository contains a collection of C programming tutorials, examples, and projects. It is designed to be a comprehensive resource for anyone looking to learn C from scratch or to deepen their understanding of the language.
Hi, I'm Asem Hamid, the creator of this repository. My goal is to share my learning journey in C programming with the community in a way that is easy to understand and beneficial to learners of all levels. I hope you find this repository helpful, and I look forward to seeing your contributions to improve it.
- Beginner-Friendly: Simple and easy-to-follow code examples.
- Comprehensive Coverage: Topics ranging from basic syntax to advanced concepts.
- Interactive Projects: Hands-on projects like a Snake-Ladder Game to reinforce learning.
- Community Contributions: Open for contributions to continuously improve and expand the content.
To get started with the code and content in this repository, follow these steps:
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Install and set up prerequisites : vs-code , c compiler , git
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Clone the Repository:
git clone https://github.com/asem-hamid/learn-c.git
cd learn-c
cd content
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Explore the Code: Browse through the folders and files to find tutorials, examples, and projects.
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Run the Code: Compile and run the examples using a C compiler
gcc filename.c -o filename
./filename
- Compile and Run Examples: Navigate to the desired folder and compile the code using a C compiler.
- Modify and Experiment: Feel free to modify the code to see how changes affect the output.
- Learn and Understand: Read the comments and documentation within the code to understand each concept.
- 01-basic Introduction to basic concepts, syntax, and structure of C programs.
- 02-operators: Detailed explanations and examples of different operators in C.
- 03-conditional: Control flow statements like if-else and switch-case.
- 04-loop: Looping constructs including for, while, and do-while loops.
- 05-function: Functions, their declarations, definitions, and usage.
- 06-recursion: Recursive functions and their applications.
- 07-array: Arrays, both single-dimensional and multi-dimensional.
- 08-pointer: Pointers, pointer arithmetic, and pointers to arrays and functions.
- 09-string: String operations and functions.
- 10-structures: User-defined data types using structures.
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11-unions: Unions and their usage.
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12-DMA: Dynamic Memory Allocation using malloc, calloc, realloc, and free.
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13-file-handling: File input and output operations.
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extra: Additional topics and advanced concepts.
For detailed guidelines, check the CONTRIBUTING.md .
This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for details.