Course Content

Introduction to C Programming

24m 32s

How to use LearnVern

3m 20s

Quiz : Introduction to C

7m

Assignment : Introduction to C

3m 17s

Setting up C Environment

17m 24s

First Program in C

25m 16s

Quiz : Setting up C & First Program on C

15m

Assignment : Setting up C & First Program on C

3m 50s

Basic Syntax

21m 44s

Data Types in C Programming

26m 19s

Assignment : Structure of C

7m 38s

Variables in C Programming

20m 35s

Storage Classes in C Programming

28m 23s

printf() and scanf() Functions

22m 56s

Constants in C Programming

18m 8s

Quiz : Structure of C

30m

Operators in C Programming

23m 18s

Quiz : Operators in C

16m

Assignment : Operators in C

3m 20s

Decision Making- If Statement, If-else Statement

19m 5s

Decision Making - Nested If, Switch Statement, Nested Switch Statement

26m 7s

Entry Contolled Loops - For Loop, While Loop

29m 25s

Exit Controlled Loops - Do While Loop, Nested Loop

21m 9s

Break, Continue and Goto Statement

14m 54s

Assignment : Decision making and Flow Control

9m 4s

Quiz : Decision making and Flow Control

15m

Introduction to User Defined Functions

9m 28s

User Defined Functions -Function Definition, Function Declaration and Function Call

20m 55s

User Defined Functions - Functions and Parameters

19m 39s

User Defined Functions- Types of Parameters

20m 18s

Scope of a Variable

8m 3s

Quiz : Working with User Defined Functions

12m

Assignment : Working with User Defined Functions 1

5m 24s

Assignment : Working with User Defined Functions 2

14m 45s

Typedef Function in C Programming

10m 7s

Quiz : Typedef Function

7m

Assignment : Typedef Function

2m 57s

Overview of File Handling

15m 2s

Reading and Writing to Files

16m 45s

Assignment : File Handling in C

7m 14s

Basic File Handling

13m 2s

Bit Fields

23m 17s

File Input/Output Functions -I

6m 16s

File Input/Output Functions -II

34m 48s

Quiz : File Handling in C

12m

Preprocessors and Header Files

8m 29s

Assignment : Preprocessors and Header Files

3m 14s

Quiz : Preprocessors and Header Files

9m

Type Casting

8m 24s

Assignment : Type Casting

2m 37s

Quiz : Type Casting

10m

Error Solving in C

23m 7s

Assignment : Error Solving in C

2m 41s

Quiz : Error Solving in C

13m

Recursive Functions in C

14m 53s

Assignment : Recursive Functions

3m 5s

Quiz : Recursive Functions

7m

Variable Arguments in User Defined Functioncs

20m 2s

Assignment : Variable Arguments in User Defined Functions

3m 14s

Quiz : Variable Arguments in User Defined Functions

9m

Memory Management

11m 34s

Assignment : Memory Management

2m 58s

Quiz : Memory Management

13m

Command Line Arguments

9m 12s

Quiz : Command Line Arguments

12m

Assignment : Command Line Arguments

2m 28s

Inbuilt Library Functions- Math.h Library

21m 39s

Inbuilt Library Functions- String.h Library, Time.h Library

33m 58s

Assignment : C Programming Libraries

4m 31s

Quiz : C Programming Libraries

7m

Running and Debugging programs in C

19m 18s

Assignment : Running and Debugging Programs

3m 41s

Quiz : Running and Debugging Programs

7m

Compilation and Execution

15m 53s

Quiz : Compilation and Execution

6m

Assignment : Compilation and Execution

2m 59s

Advanced C Features: Macros

9m 8s

Advanced C Features: Linked List

12m 28s

Quiz : Macros and Linked List

12m

Assignment : Macros and Linked List

3m 19s

Printing a String

11m 4s

Swap 2 Numbers

24m 11s

Making a Calculator

18m 4s

Printing Patterns

35m 43s

Prime Check

19m 56s

Palindrome Check

18m 49s

Join 2 Strings

8m 21s

Reverse a string

14m 29s

Matrix Addition

14m 59s

Printing Array Elements and Addresses using Pointers

18m 57s

Structure for Student Data

12m 14s

Read and Write Data in a File

9m 4s

Course Summary

11m 7s

Interview Question

30m 24s

Career Guideline

2m 48s

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Course Content

Introduction to C Programming

24m 32s

How to use LearnVern

3m 20s

Assignment : Introduction to C

3m 17s

Setting up C Environment

17m 24s

First Program in C

25m 16s

Assignment : Setting up C & First Program on C

3m 50s

Basic Syntax

21m 44s

Data Types in C Programming

26m 19s

Assignment : Structure of C

7m 38s

Variables in C Programming

20m 35s

Storage Classes in C Programming

28m 23s

printf() and scanf() Functions

22m 56s

Constants in C Programming

18m 8s

Operators in C Programming

23m 18s

Assignment : Operators in C

3m 20s

Decision Making- If Statement, If-else Statement

19m 5s

Decision Making - Nested If, Switch Statement, Nested Switch Statement

26m 7s

Entry Contolled Loops - For Loop, While Loop

29m 25s

Exit Controlled Loops - Do While Loop, Nested Loop

21m 9s

Break, Continue and Goto Statement

14m 54s

Assignment : Decision making and Flow Control

9m 4s

Introduction to User Defined Functions

9m 28s

User Defined Functions -Function Definition, Function Declaration and Function Call

20m 55s

User Defined Functions - Functions and Parameters

19m 39s

User Defined Functions- Types of Parameters

20m 18s

Scope of a Variable

8m 3s

Assignment : Working with User Defined Functions 1

5m 24s

Assignment : Working with User Defined Functions 2

14m 45s

Typedef Function in C Programming

10m 7s

Assignment : Typedef Function

2m 57s

Overview of File Handling

15m 2s

Reading and Writing to Files

16m 45s

Assignment : File Handling in C

7m 14s

Basic File Handling

13m 2s

Bit Fields

23m 17s

File Input/Output Functions -I

6m 16s

File Input/Output Functions -II

34m 48s

Preprocessors and Header Files

8m 29s

Assignment : Preprocessors and Header Files

3m 14s

Type Casting

8m 24s

Assignment : Type Casting

2m 37s

Error Solving in C

23m 7s

Assignment : Error Solving in C

2m 41s

Recursive Functions in C

14m 53s

Assignment : Recursive Functions

3m 5s

Variable Arguments in User Defined Functioncs

20m 2s

Assignment : Variable Arguments in User Defined Functions

3m 14s

Memory Management

11m 34s

Assignment : Memory Management

2m 58s

Command Line Arguments

9m 12s

Assignment : Command Line Arguments

2m 28s

Inbuilt Library Functions- Math.h Library

21m 39s

Inbuilt Library Functions- String.h Library, Time.h Library

33m 58s

Assignment : C Programming Libraries

4m 31s

Running and Debugging programs in C

19m 18s

Assignment : Running and Debugging Programs

3m 41s

Compilation and Execution

15m 53s

Assignment : Compilation and Execution

2m 59s

Advanced C Features: Macros

9m 8s

Advanced C Features: Linked List

12m 28s

Assignment : Macros and Linked List

3m 19s

Printing a String

11m 4s

Swap 2 Numbers

24m 11s

Making a Calculator

18m 4s

Printing Patterns

35m 43s

Prime Check

19m 56s

Palindrome Check

18m 49s

Join 2 Strings

8m 21s

Reverse a string

14m 29s

Matrix Addition

14m 59s

Printing Array Elements and Addresses using Pointers

18m 57s

Structure for Student Data

12m 14s

Read and Write Data in a File

9m 4s

Course Summary

11m 7s

Interview Question

30m 24s

Career Guideline

2m 48s

FAQs

Two-dimensional arrays, three-dimensional arrays, four-dimensional arrays, and more are all examples of multi-dimensional arrays... The two-dimensional array is the most popular and widely used multi-dimensional array. Data is stored in the form of a table using 2-D arrays.

Arrays can be classified into three types: indexed arrays, multidimensional arrays, and associative arrays.

An array of arrays can be defined as a two-dimensional array. The matrices that make up the 2D array are represented as a collection of rows and columns. 2D arrays, on the other hand, are used to build a data structure that resembles that of a relational database.

A one-dimensional array is a structured collection of components (commonly referred to as array elements) that may be accessed separately by specifying a single index value for each component's position.

Arrays are a form of data structure that can hold a fixed-size collection of elements of the same type in a sequential order. Although an array is used to hold data, it is often more beneficial to conceive of it as a collection of variables of the same type. All arrays are made up of memory regions that are connected in some way.

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