16 Hours Only C programming Language Training Course Amsterdam

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16 Hours Only C programming language Training course is being delivered from March 18, 2021 - April 13, 2021 US Pacific Time

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<p><a href="https://techtraining.solutions/training-products/ols/products/c-programming-language-training-course" target="_blank" data-msys-clicktrack="0" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">This event has been UPDATED since it was first published. View the UPDATED &amp; Detailed  C programming language Training course for beginners Information here.</a></p><p>16 Hours C programming language Training course is being delivered from March 18, 2021 - April 13, 2021 for 16 Hours over 4 weeks, 8 sessions, 2 sessions per week, 2 hours per session.</p><ul><li>All Published Ticket Prices are in US Dollars</li><li>The course will be taught in English language</li></ul><h3></h3><h3>16 Hours C programming language Training Course Schedule</h3><ul><li>March 18, 2021 - April 13, 2021 US Pacific time </li><li>4 Weeks | 2 Hours on Tuesdays, 2 Hours on Thursdays every week US Pacific time</li><li>8:30 AM - 10:30 AM US Pacific time each of those days</li><li><a href="https://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/converter.html?iso=20210318T153000&p1=234" target="_blank" data-msys-clicktrack="0" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">Please click here to add your city name and check your local date and time for the first session to be held on March 18, 2021 at  8:30 AM US Pacific Time.</a></li></ul><p></p><h3>Features and Benefits</h3><ul><li>16 Hours, 8 sessions, 4 weeks of total Instructor-led and guided training</li><li>Training material, instructor handouts and access to useful resources on the cloud provided</li><li>Practical Hands-on Lab exercises provided</li><li>Actual code and scripts provided</li><li>Real-life Scenarios</li></ul><p></p><h3>Course Objectives</h3><ul><li>Understand the basics of computer programming</li><li>Write, compile &amp; debug programs in C language</li><li>Use different data types in a computer program</li><li>Design programs involving decision structures, loops &amp; functions</li><li>Programming principles &amp; elementary programming</li><li>Identify the standard input &amp; output functions</li><li>Describe private &amp; public sections of classes with member functions</li><li>Use the objects &amp; member functions of a class</li><li>Explain conditional constructs</li><li>Describe functions, pointers, and arrays, function overloading, inheritance, polymorphism</li><li>Describe exception handling</li><li>Execute exercises and solve assignments on programming concepts</li></ul><p></p><h3>Course Prerequisites</h3><p>No prerequisite skills required. Just a desired to learn programming with C.</p><p></p><h3>Who can take this course?</h3><p>Those interested in learning C programming language.</p><p></p><h3>Course Outline</h3><p>1. Introduction</p><ul><li>Introduction to Programming Language</li><li>Generations of Languages</li><li>Features of C</li><li>History</li><li>Structure of C Program</li><li>Keywords, Identifiers</li></ul><p>2. Data Types</p><ul><li>Primitive Data types</li><li>Derived Data Types</li><li>User Defined Data Types</li></ul><p>3. Operators</p><ul><li>Unary Operators</li><li>Binary Operators</li><li>Ternary Operators</li><li>Order of Evaluation</li><li>Implicit Type Casting</li><li>Explicit Type Casting</li><li>Formatted Functions</li><li>Non Formatted Functions</li><li>Format Specifiers</li><li>Escape Sequences</li></ul><p>4. Conditional Statements</p><ul><li>Simple if</li><li>if .. else</li><li>Nested if</li><li>if .. else ladder</li><li>Goto Statement</li><li>Switch .. case</li></ul><p>5. Iterative Statements</p><ul><li>while</li><li>do .. while</li><li>for</li><li>break and continue statements</li><li>Nested loop Statements</li></ul><p>6. Arrays</p><ul><li>Introduction</li><li>Need for Arrays</li><li>Single Dimensional Arrays</li><li>Double Dimensional Arrays</li><li>Multi Dimensional Arrays</li></ul><p>7. Stings</p><ul><li>Declaration</li><li>Initializing Strings</li><li>String Functions</li><li>Multiple Strings</li></ul><p>8. Functions</p><ul><li>Introduction</li><li>Need for functions</li><li>Classification of Functions</li><li>Function Prototype</li><li>Defining Function</li><li>Calling Function</li><li>Function with Arrays</li><li>Function with Strings</li><li>Recursive Functions</li></ul><p>9. Storage Classes</p><ul><li>Automatic</li><li>Extern</li><li>Static</li><li>Register</li></ul><p>10. Structures, Unions</p><ul><li>Introduction</li><li>Declaration and Initialization of Structures</li><li>Structures with Arrays</li><li>Structures with Functions</li><li>Nested Structures</li><li>Introduction to Unions</li><li>Difference between structure and union</li><li>Enumeration</li><li>Typedef</li></ul><p>11. Pointers</p><ul><li>Introduction to Memory</li><li>Introduction to Pointers</li><li>Declaration and Operation</li><li>Pointer to Pointer</li><li>Arrays and Pointers</li><li>Call by value and Call by reference</li><li>Passing and returning pointers to functions</li><li>Pointers and structures</li><li>Self Referential Structures</li></ul><p>12. Dynamic Memory Allocation</p><ul><li>Malloc</li><li>Calloc</li><li>Realloc</li><li>free</li></ul><p>13. Files</p><ul><li>Introduction</li><li>File input and output Operations</li><li>Sequential Files</li><li>Random Access Files</li><li>Command line Arguments/li&gt;</li><li>Database vs FileSystem</li></ul>