- Your challenge is to add another puts function…to the existing source code.…Have that function output a line of text before line five.…What the text says is up to you.…This should take you about three minutes to complete.…
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Author
Dan Gookin
Released
10/10/2014
C: released in 1973 but still at the center of it all. Get a quick introduction to the vocabulary and basics of programming in C, the language that inspired C++, Objective-C, and many others. Dan Gookin covers flow control, variables, and other "getting started" topics, but also introduces advanced concepts such as pointers and memory allocation. Challenge movies allow you to test your learning along the way.
Topics include:
- Understanding a C program
- Adding comments
- Using escape characters
- Working with values and placeholders
- Introducing variables
- Making a decision with if
- Looping
- Adding functions
- Manipulating strings
- Building arrays
- Nesting structures
Skill Level Beginner
3h 28m
Duration
520,598
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Introduction
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Welcome46s
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Using the exercise files1m 20s
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1. Getting Started
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Programming overview3m 56s
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Configuring Code::Blocks3m 47s
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Compiling a sample program4m 59s
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2. Programming Basics
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Understanding a C program7m 43s
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Sending text to output2m 13s
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Adding comments to the code2m 26s
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Introducing variables7m 3s
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Using character I/O6m 24s
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Working with math7m 19s
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Making more calculations5m 34s
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3. Program Flow Control
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Looping with while8m 2s
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Nested loops4m 8s
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Adding a function6m 8s
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Passing values to a function2m 54s
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4. Intermediate C Language Concepts
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Manipulating strings6m 28s
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Building arrays6m 45s
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Understanding structures5m 3s
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Working with time functions5m 53s
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5. Advanced C Language Concepts
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Understanding variables5m 57s
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Creating pointer functions5m 36s
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Working with pointer arrays4m 21s
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Allocating memory3m 13s
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Building a linked list8m 5s
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Conclusion
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Next steps2m 11s
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Video: Challenge: Add a puts() statement