
Lecture Description
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!
Course Index
- Install Code::Blocks
- Hello Youtubers!
- Variables & Arithmetic Operators
- Comments, Newline Escape Sequence & Arithmetic Operators (Contd.)
- Program To Compute Simple Interest
- Receive Input from Users Using scanf()
- Simple Interest Program (Enhanced)
- Modular Division
- Characters
- The pow() Function
- Type Conversion in C
- Operator Precedence
- Associativity of Operators
- Distance Conversion Program
- Temperature Conversion Program
- The if Statement
- The if-else Statement
- Relational Operators
- Testing Without Relational Operators
- Nested if-else Statement
- The Logical AND Operator
- Logical OR Operator
- Logical NOT Operator
- Storage Classes Part One
- Escape Sequences
- Constants (Part-1)
- Constants (Part-2)
- Bitwise Operators (Part-1)
- Bitwise Operators (Part-2)
- Assignment Operators
- Sizeof Operator
- Address of Operator
- Ternary Operator
- Ternary Operator (Part-2)
- The Switch Statement
- While Loop
- For Loop
- Do-While Loop
- Nested Loops
- The Break Statement
- The Continue Statement
- Finding Prime Numbers
- Functions (Part-1) Declaration, Definition & Invocation
- Functions (Part-2) Parameter Lists, Actual & Formal Parameters
- Functions (Part-3) Return Statement
- The GOTO Statement
- Infinite Loop
- Functions (Part-4) Call By Value Method
- Functions (Part-4) Call By Reference Method
- Scope in C (Local & Global Variables)
- Introduction to Arrays
- Arrays (Part-2) Adding Array Elements
- Arrays (Part-3) Miscellaneous Information
- Two Dimensional Arrays
- Passing Arrays To Functions
- Introduction to Pointers
- Null Pointer
- Pointer to an Array
- Pointer to a Pointer
- Array of Pointers
- Introduction to Strings
- Predefined String Functions (Part-1)
- Predefined String Functions (Part-2)
- Introduction to Structures
- Accessing Structure Members
- The getchar() and putchar() Functions
- The gets() and puts() Functions
- Array of Structure Variables
- Passing Structures to Functions
- Pointers to Structures
- Unions
- Typedef
- Parameterized Macros
- Predefined Macros
- Type Casting in C
- Implicit Type Conversion
- Recursion in C
- Generating Fibonacci Series Through Recursion
- Running C Programs in Linux Environment
Course Description
A collection of 79 great (not bad, despite the name) tutorials on how to get started with C programming, including syntax and programming control structures such as loops, logic statements, strings, structures, and arrays.
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