99 Lessons
6 Students
Which programming language is easy to learn? C and C++ are both somewhat difficult to learn to program well. However, in many respects, they share many similarities with many other popular languages. In that sense they're just as easy (or as difficult) to learn, at first, as anything other programming language.
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What You'll Learn
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Write and compile basic C programs on Windows using IDEs and command line tools
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Debug and troubleshoot common errors in C programming on Windows systems
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Utilize Windows-specific libraries and APIs to enhance C program functionality
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Implement memory management techniques in C for Windows applications
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Develop simple console-based C applications optimized for Windows environments
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Apply best practices for writing portable and efficient C code on Windows
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Use version control systems to manage C project development on Windows
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Create and run C programs that interact with Windows file systems and directories
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Integrate C code with Windows GUI components for basic application interfaces
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Optimize C code performance for Windows-based software applications
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Understand and implement Windows-specific system calls in C programs
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Employ debugging tools to identify and fix issues in C programs on Windows
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Write C programs that handle Windows input/output operations effectively
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Implement error handling and exception management in Windows C applications
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Develop modular C programs using Windows-compatible libraries and frameworks
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Test C applications thoroughly within Windows environments for stability and reliability
Course Content
99 Lessons • 22 h 50 m total
Welcome to C
How to Setup C on Windows
How to Setup C on Mac
How to Setup C on Linux
How C Works
How the C Compiler Works
How the C Linker Works
Variables in C
Functions in C
C Header Files
How to DEBUG C in VISUAL STUDIO
CONDITIONS and BRANCHES in C if statements
BEST Visual Studio Setup for C Projects
Loops in C for loops while loops
Control Flow in C continue break return
POINTERS in C
REFERENCES in C
CLASSES in C
CLASSES vs STRUCTS in C
How to Write a C Class
Static in C
Static for Classes and Structs in C
ENUMS in C
Constructors in C
Destructors in C
Inheritance in C
Virtual Functions in C
Interfaces in C Pure Virtual Functions
Visibility in C
Arrays in C
How Strings Work in C and how to use them
String Literals in C
CONST in C
The Mutable Keyword in C
Member Initializer Lists in C Constructor Initializer List
Ternary Operators in C Conditional Assignment
How to CREATE INSTANTIATE OBJECTS in C
The NEW Keyword in C
Implicit Conversion and the Explicit Keyword in C
OPERATORS and OPERATOR OVERLOADING in C
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Which programming language is easy to learn? C and C++ are both somewhat difficult to learn to program well. However, in many respects, they share many similarities with many other popular languages. In that sense they're just as easy (or as difficult) to learn, at first, as anything other programming language.
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