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C Foundations
C is a structured programming language that combines power with portability. It's the foundation for critical software including operating systems like Windows and Linux, developer tools such as Git, and language implementations like the Python interpreter. As a fundamental language that influences modern programming, C remains essential for system-level programming. It still maintains widespread use in scientific and industrial applications. This beginner-friendly curriculum requires no prior programming experience and focuses on practical C programming fundamentals.
Content in this path
Language Basics
Learn the fundamentals in C syntax, control flows, and modular code
Memory and Pointers
Understand manual memory management and pointer-based logic
Working with Data
Explore data handling through arrays, strings, and basic manipulation techniques
Data Structures
Build and manage compiler data using dynamic structures and custom types
I/O and Error Handling
Work with file input/output and implement robust error-handling practices
- Understand core C syntax, program structure, and how to write your first C programs
- Use control flow statements and define reusable logic through functions
- Work with pointers for dynamic memory management and low-level operations
- Manipulate strings and arrays including performing basic string functions manually
- Build and manage dynamic data structures
- Read from and write to files and Implement error handling in C
- Define and use custom data types with structures and unions for efficient data modeling
- Analyze and implement foundational algorithms
- Apply debugging strategies and memory analysis tools in C development workflow
- Gain hands-on coding practice with real-world guided labs
- Knowledge of basic programming logic (variables, loops, and conditional statements)
- Knowledge using a terminal or command-line interface is suggested