Mitra D. C Programming Fundamentals. Learn C Programming Basics,...2026

Textbook in PDF format Learn C the right way — from first principles to real programs. “C” is the language that underpins operating systems, embedded firmware, compilers, and modern computing infrastructure. This book, Kickstart C Programming Fundamentals provides a clear, structured introduction to C for beginners, progressing from core syntax and data types to advanced topics, including pointers, recursion, and file handling. Each chapter introduces concepts through well-explained examples, sample programs, and practice exercises designed to develop logical thinking and problem-solving skills progressively. You will work through variables, operators, control structures, functions, arrays, strings, and structures before advancing to dynamic memory management, algorithmic thinking, and practical file operations. Every topic is presented in clean, readable code with step-by-step explanations that make both basic and advanced concepts accessible. By the end of the book, you will be well-equipped to write efficient, well-structured C programs with the foundational programming skills needed to pursue careers in software development, embedded systems, and other computing disciplines. Chapter 1: This chapter will cover the basics of programming, evolution of languages, structure of C program, computer system components, compiler, and interpreter. Chapter 2: It will cover constants, variables, data types, arithmetic operators, logical operators, precedence, and associativity. Chapter 3: This will cover the fundamental concepts of decision making and looping in C programming, which help control the flow of a program. Decision-making statements allow programs to execute different actions based on conditions, while looping statements enable repeated execution of a set of instructions. The chapter will also cover important decision-making constructs such as if statements, if–else statements, nested if statements, and switch statements. These statements help programmers implement logical conditions, and control how programs respond to different inputs and situations. Chapter 4: This chapter will cover the concept of arrays in C programming, which allow programmers to store multiple values of the same data type in a single variable. Arrays help organize data efficiently, and make it easier to process large amounts of information using a single structure. The chapter will also cover one-dimensional and two-dimensional arrays, explaining how data can be stored and accessed in linear and tabular forms. Readers will learn how arrays are declared, how elements are accessed using index positions, and how arrays are used in various programming tasks. Key Features: - Get a free one-month digital subscription to www.avaskillshelf.com - Comprehensive C programming coverage from basic syntax and operators to pointers, recursion, and file handling. - Practical coding examples and exercises in every chapter to build logical thinking and problem-solving confidence. - Step-by-step algorithm design and structured programming techniques for writing clean and efficient C code. What you will learn: - Understand C programming fundamentals including syntax, data types, and program structure. - Write efficient C programs using variables, operators, and control flow statements. - Implement functions, arrays, and strings to build modular, reusable C programs. - Apply pointers and dynamic memory management for advanced C programming tasks. - Design algorithms using pseudocode and flowcharts to solve programming problems systematically. Who is this book for? This book is tailored for undergraduate and postgraduate students enrolled in B.E., B.Tech, M.E., M.Tech, BCA, MCA, and other AICTE-approved programmes, as well as beginners and aspiring programmers seeking a strong foundation in C programming. Basic computer literacy is assumed; no prior programming experience is required to follow the concepts and exercises throughout the book

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