/C-language

This repository contains code on fundamental C language topics. It includes constants, variables, data types, operators and expressions, input/output management, control structures, arrays, strings, functions, unions, pointers, file management, and dynamic memory allocation.

Primary LanguageC

About This Repository

This repository contains code on fundamental C language topics. It is designed for beginners who are starting their journey in C programming. As a computer science and engineering student with a focus on full stack development, I have compiled a collection of essential C code examples to help newcomers grasp the basics of the language.

Contents

The repository covers a range of basic topics, including:

  • Constants: Understanding the use of constant values in C.
  • Variables: Learning how to declare and use variables.
  • Data Types: Exploring different data types available in C.
  • Operators and Expressions: Mastering the use of arithmetic, logical, and comparison operators.
  • Input/Output Management: Managing input and output operations.
  • Control Structures: Using conditional statements and loops to control the flow of programs.
  • Arrays: Working with arrays to store multiple values.
  • Strings: Manipulating string data effectively.
  • Functions: Writing reusable code with functions.
  • Unions: Understanding the concept and use of unions.
  • Pointers: Working with pointers for memory management.
  • File Management: Managing files for reading and writing data.
  • Dynamic Memory Allocation: Allocating and managing memory dynamically.

How to Use This Repository

  1. Clone the Repository: Use git clone https://github.com/yourusername/your-repo-name.git to clone the repository to your local machine.
  2. Navigate to the Directory: Change into the directory using cd your-repo-name.
  3. Compile the Code: Use a C compiler (such as gcc) to compile the C files. For example, gcc filename.c -o outputname.
  4. Run the Code: Execute the compiled files to see the output and understand the concepts.

Contributing

I welcome contributions to improve this repository. If you have any suggestions, bug fixes, or additional code examples, please feel free to create a pull request or open an issue.