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Subject:	Programming
Topic:	C Programming Language
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Lecture 1 Play Video	Install Code::Blocks Hey guys, this is the first tutorial in this series of tutorials on C Programming Tutorials for Beginners. In this tutorial I have talked about Compilation and why we need a compiler to test C Code on our computers. I have discussed the instructions needed to install Code::Blocks, a very popular C/C++ IDE, on Windows 7 operating system. I have also talked about my approach in the series and what I wish to achieve through the tutorials. Please Subscribe to my channel in case you haven't already, I'll be looking forward to seeing you in the next tutorial.
Lecture 2 Play Video	Hello Youtubers! In this tutorial we'll write a very simple program in C. The program will display a string of text on screen, you can display anything you want! We'll discuss the basic elements that make a C program and we'll understand the significance of some of the most popular keywords in C. Please subscribe to my channel, stay tuned for more updates.
Lecture 3 Play Video	Variables & Arithmetic Operators In this tutorial we'll discuss how we can create and use variables in C. We'll also learn to add and subtract integers in C Programs. Thank you so much for watching the tutorial, stay tuned for more updates AND please subscribe to may channel.
Lecture 4 Play Video	Comments, Newline Escape Sequence & Arithmetic Operators (Contd.) In this tutorial we'll learn to use comments in our C Programs. We'll also check out the remaining arithmetic operators and we'll see how to display output on different lines using the newline escape sequence.
Lecture 5 Play Video	Program To Compute Simple Interest In this tutorial we'll write a simple program that will compute for us the value of simple interest for a given set of Principal, Rate of Interest and Time Period. We'll also meet the "float" data type for the first time and we'll learn to display floats in the 'printf()' function using the '%f' format specifier.
Lecture 6 Play Video	Receive Input from Users Using scanf() In this tutorial we'll learn to accept input from users in C programs. Just as we use the printf() function to display content on the screen (the default output device), we use the scanf() function to receive input through the keyboard (the default input device). Thank you for watching!
Lecture 7 Play Video	Simple Interest Program (Enhanced) In this tutorial we'll check out a feature of the scanf() function. We'll learn to receive input for multiple variables in a single statement. Thanks for watching!
Lecture 8 Play Video	Modular Division In this tutorial we'll learn to perform modular division using the '%' operator. Modular division gets us the remainder when an integer is divided by another integer.
Lecture 9 Play Video	Characters In this tutorials we'll see how character variables are created in C. We'll also see how integer arithmetic can be performed on characters.
Lecture 10 Play Video	The pow() Function In this tutorial we'll learn to use the pow() function to perform the exponentiation operation i.e to compute the result of a number raised to the power of another number. Thanks for watching!
Lecture 11 Play Video	Type Conversion in C In this tutorial we'll learn how C perform implicit type conversion on values. The floating point values get demoted to integer values and the integer values get promoted to floating point values.
Lecture 12 Play Video	Operator Precedence In this tutorial we'll discuss the order of precedence of arithmetic operators. We'll also see how we can pass over it by using parentheses.
Lecture 13 Play Video	Associativity of Operators In this tutorial we'll see how C resolves conflicts between operators that enjoy the same priority.
Lecture 14 Play Video	Distance Conversion Program In this tutorial we'll write a program that asks the user to input distance in miles and would convert the distance in kilometers, feet and inches. Thanks for watching!
Lecture 15 Play Video	Temperature Conversion Program In this tutorial we'll write a very simple program that asks the user to input temperature in degree centigrade and converts it into degree fahrenheit. Thanks for watching!
Lecture 16 Play Video	The if Statement In this tutorials we'll see the if-statement in action. The if-statement enables us to make decisions in our C Programs.
Lecture 17 Play Video	The if-else Statement In this tutorials we'll learn to use the if-else construct provided by C. The if-else statement allows us to do one thing if a condition evaluates to true and another thing if it evaluates to false.
Lecture 18 Play Video	Relational Operators In this tutorial we'll check out the relational operators available to us. There are six of them and we'll all in action in this tutorial. It does get long sometimes because I love to talk but then, I'll try to make shorter and more entertaining tutorials in future. Just bear with me this one last time! Thanks for watching!
Lecture 19 Play Video	Testing Without Relational Operators In this tutorial we'll see how we can omit relational operators from our test conditions for 'if' statement. In C, all non-zero values are considered as true and zero is considered to be false.
Lecture 20 Play Video	Nested if-else Statement In this tutorial we'll see the nested if-else construct. There is no restriction on the level at which nesting can be performed in programs.
Lecture 21 Play Video	The Logical AND Operator In this tutorial we'll check out the Logical AND Operator. There are three logical operators available to us. Logical AND operator must be used whenever two mutually independent conditions need to be satisfied simultaneously. Thanks for watching!
Lecture 22 Play Video	Logical OR Operator In this tutorial we'll check out the logical OR operator.
Lecture 23 Play Video	Logical NOT Operator In this tutorial we'll see what the Logical NOT Operator does. You won't be needing it too much as there will always be a better way of doing something you might want to use the NOT Operator for. But you can't ignore it, you'll see it in most programming languages and it's crisp so it won't take any effort at all in understanding how it works. So, enjoy the lesson and shoot all doubts in the comments section below. Thanks for watching!
Lecture 24 Play Video	Storage Classes Part One In this tutorial we'll talk about storage classes; what they are and why we have to know what they are. C provides us four storage classes viz. Auto, Register, Static and Extern. We'll check out two of them now, and the remaining later. Watch the video in HD, it will load just as fast, trust me! Thanks for watching!
Lecture 25 Play Video	Escape Sequences In this tutorial we'll check out almost all escape sequences C provides us. We have seen the newline escape sequence before but we'll see it in action again here and we'll see other sequences too. Thanks for watching!
Lecture 26 Play Video	Constants (Part-1) In this tutorial we'll learn to define constants using the #define pre-processor directive method. We'll also try to understand the importance of using constants in our programs. Thanks for watching!
Lecture 27 Play Video	Constants (Part-2) In this tutorial we would continue our discussion on constants, will see some of the basic differences between between constants and variables and will also check out another method of defining constants in our programs. Thanks for watching!
Lecture 28 Play Video	Bitwise Operators (Part-1) In this tutorial we'll discuss three bitwise operators. The remaining three would be taken up in the next tutorial. Bitwise operations are performed at the bit level and although the bitwise operators are rarely used, an understanding of them is required to be a well aware C Programmer.
Lecture 29 Play Video	Bitwise Operators (Part-2) In this tutorial we'll discuss the remaining three bitwise operators viz Left Shift Operator, Right Shift Operator and The Unary Operator.
Lecture 30 Play Video	Assignment Operators In this tutorial we'll see some enhancements of the assignment operator. These enhancements allow us to perform basic arithmetic operations in a relatively efficient manner. Thanks for watching!
Lecture 31 Play Video	Sizeof Operator In this tutorial we'll take a look at the sizeof operator. The sizeof() operator allows us to determine the size of variables (and data types). It has a very simple syntax and is fairly simple to understand. Thanks for watching!
Lecture 32 Play Video	Address of Operator The address of operator let's us know the address of a variable in the memory. It's got a great deal of applications and we will touch upon it again when we discuss pointers. Thanks for watching.
Lecture 33 Play Video	Ternary Operator In this tutorial we'll take a look at the ternary operator. We'll see how it can be a cool alternative to the if-else statement. In the next tutorial we'll check out another application of the ternary operator. Thanks for watching!
Lecture 34 Play Video	Ternary Operator (Part-2) In this tutorial we'll check out an application of the ternary operator. We'll see how we can use the ternary operator to obtain the largest of a set of three numbers. Thanks for watching!
Lecture 35 Play Video	The Switch Statement Switch offers a pretty cool way of making decisions in your programs, it is an alternative to if-else statement and is the final decision making construct we are going to check out in this course.
Lecture 36 Play Video	While Loop In this tutorial we'll check out the while loop. While Loop allows you to execute code repeatedly till a condition is met. It's very simple to understand and it may be used to do some really cool things!
Lecture 37 Play Video	For Loop In this tutorial we'll learn to use the for loop. For is an amazing looping construct and we would be experimenting with it a lot in this course. Thanks for watching!
Lecture 38 Play Video	Do-While Loop In this tutorial we'll check out the do-while loop. The do-while loop is an exit control loop and in situations where you would want to execute the loop's body at least once, you would definitely want to use the do-while loop. Thanks for watching!
Lecture 39 Play Video	Nested Loops In this tutorial we'll learn to use nested loops. Nested loops are loops within loops. We'll learn to use to loops to print the following pattern-: * * ** *** Thanks for watching!
Lecture 40 Play Video	The Break Statement In this tutorial we'll see the break statement in action. Break allows you to get out of loops when you want to and that lets you do some cool things. We are going to check out lot of applications of break in this course. Thanks for watching!
Lecture 41 Play Video	The Continue Statement In this tutorial we are going to have a look at the continue statement and see how it's different from break.
Lecture 42 Play Video	Finding Prime Numbers In this tutorial we are going to use nested loops to find prime numbers between 2 and 100.
Lecture 43 Play Video	Functions (Part-1) Declaration, Definition & Invocation In this tutorial we'll take a look at functions. We'll see how we can declare, define and call functions. Thanks for watching!
Lecture 44 Play Video	Functions (Part-2) Parameter Lists, Actual & Formal Parameters In this tutorial we'll continue our discussion on functions and try to understand the difference between actual and formal parameters.
Lecture 45 Play Video	Functions (Part-3) Return Statement In this tutorial we'll see how we can pass values from the called function to the calling function using the return statement.
Lecture 46 Play Video	The GOTO Statement In this tutorial we'll see how we can use the goto statement to jump around in our C Programs.
Lecture 47 Play Video	Infinite Loop In this tutorial we'll check out a loop that would run infinitely. A for loop that doesn't test anything or a loop for which the test condition never fails would run infinitely; we'll check out one such loop in this tutorial.
Lecture 48 Play Video	Functions (Part-4) Call By Value Method In this tutorial we'll check out the call by value method of passing arguments to functions. When call by value method is used, copies of actual parameters are stored in the formal parameters and any changes made to the values of the formal parameters are not reflected back to the actual parameters.
Lecture 49 Play Video	Functions (Part-4) Call By Reference Method In this tutorial we'll check out the "call by reference" method of passing arguments to functions. We'll see how we can swap values of two numbers by passing their references to a function.
Lecture 50 Play Video	Scope in C (Local & Global Variables) In this tutorial we'll check out the differences between local and global variables and we'll also try to understand what scope really is in C Programming Language.
Lecture 51 Play Video	Introduction to Arrays In this tutorial we will meet arrays for the first time and learn to declare and initialize single dimensional arrays and also to print values of elements stored in a single dimensional array.
Lecture 52 Play Video	Arrays (Part-2) Adding Array Elements In this tutorial we'll learn to use loops to access array elements, add them and also compute the average of the elements.
Lecture 53 Play Video	Arrays (Part-3) Miscellaneous Information In this tutorial we'll check out some handy tips to make efficient C programs that utilize arrays.
Lecture 54 Play Video	Two Dimensional Arrays In this tutorial we'll learn to declare, initialize and use two dimensional arrays. Two dimensional arrays help us store information that needs to be organized in a tabular fashion.
Lecture 55 Play Video	Passing Arrays To Functions In this tutorial we will see how we can pass an array as an argument to a function. Pretty simple it is! I hope you guys enjoy watching the video.
Lecture 56 Play Video	Introduction to Pointers In this tutorial we'll check out pointers for the first time in the course! Hope you have fun watching the video.
Lecture 57 Play Video	Null Pointer In this tutorial we'll understand what null pointer is in C Programming and why we should use it.
Lecture 58 Play Video	Pointer to an Array In this tutorial we'll see how we can make a pointer point to an array and traverse through the array using the pointer variable.
Lecture 59 Play Video	Pointer to a Pointer In this tutorial we will learn to have a pointer variable point to another pointer variable. Pretty interesting it is! Hope you guys enjoy watching the video.
Lecture 60 Play Video	Array of Pointers In this tutorial we'll check out how we can use an array of pointers to store a list of string values.
Lecture 61 Play Video	Introduction to Strings In this tutorial we'll see how we can declare strings and display them on screen. We will also see how we can use the sizeof() function to determine the size of strings. Thanks for watching!
Lecture 62 Play Video	Predefined String Functions (Part-1) In this tutorial we'll check out three predefined string functions. The strlen() function allows us to determine the number of characters in our strings. The strcpy() function takes two arguments and copies one string to another. The strcat() function also takes two arguments and it appends contents of one string to another. Thanks for watching!
Lecture 63 Play Video	Predefined String Functions (Part-2) In this function we'll wrap up our discussion on strings by discussing three more popular string functions. Thanks for watching!
Lecture 64 Play Video	Introduction to Structures In this tutorial we will understand what a structure is and how we can declare one in C.
Lecture 65 Play Video	Accessing Structure Members In this tutorial we'll see how we can access members of a structure through the member access operator. We'll also learn to declare structure variables. Thanks for watching!
Lecture 66 Play Video	The getchar() and putchar() Functions In this tutorial we'll see how we can use the getchar() function to receive single character input and how we can display characters using the putchar() function.
Lecture 67 Play Video	The gets() and puts() Functions In this tutorial we will see how we can use the gets() function to receive strings as input and how we can use puts() to display strings on the screen. Thanks for watching!
Lecture 68 Play Video	Array of Structure Variables In this tutorial we'll learn to work with arrays of structures. Hope you guys have fun watching it!
Lecture 69 Play Video	Passing Structures to Functions In this tutorial we'll see how we can pass structure variables as arguments to functions. Thanks for watching!
Lecture 70 Play Video	Pointers to Structures This is going to be the final tutorial on Structures in this course and in this one we'll see how we can store the address of a Structure variable in a pointer and then use the pointer to access the members of the structure owned by the structure variable.
Lecture 71 Play Video	Unions In this tutorial we will understand how we can use the union data type in our C Programs, we'll also check out the major difference between structures and unions.
Lecture 72 Play Video	Typedef In this tutorial we'll see what the significance of the typedef keyword is in C Programming Language. We'll make a short and simple program illustrating the usage of typedef.
Lecture 73 Play Video	Parameterized Macros In this tutorial we'll learn to define parameterized macros using the #define preprocessor directive and we will learn to use it in a very basic C application.
Lecture 74 Play Video	Predefined Macros In this tutorial we'll learn to fetch system date and time using predefined macros.
Lecture 75 Play Video	Type Casting in C In this tutorial we'll learn to perform explicit type casting in C through a very simple program.
Lecture 76 Play Video	Implicit Type Conversion In this tutorial we'll tale about integer promotion or implicit type conversion and see the concept in application in a very simple C program.
Lecture 77 Play Video	Recursion in C In this tutorial we'll understand the concept of recursion in C through a very simple program. We'll generate a program to compute the factorial of a number through recursion.
Lecture 78 Play Video	Generating Fibonacci Series Through Recursion In this tutorial we'll use the concept of recursion to generate Fibonacci Series.
Lecture 79 Play Video	Running C Programs in Linux Environment In this tutorial we'll learn to execute a very simple C Program on Ubuntu.