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Advanced C is for the programmer who has some experience writing applications in C or a similar language. This includes allocating large data objects which at compile time, is seldom practical, especially if the data objects are used frequently and for a short time. Instead, you usually allocate these data objects at runtime. C compiler produces the object module, preprocesses the input file, allocates internal storage for various data-types, creates memory data-structures, standard file I/O library etc. | Advanced C is for the programmer who has some experience writing applications in C or a similar language. This includes allocating large data objects which at compile time, is seldom practical, especially if the data objects are used frequently and for a short time. Instead, you usually allocate these data objects at runtime. C compiler produces the object module, preprocesses the input file, allocates internal storage for various data-types, creates memory data-structures, standard file I/O library etc. | ||
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Latest revision as of 14:37, 7 May 2019
Advance C
Advanced C is for the programmer who has some experience writing applications in C or a similar language. This includes allocating large data objects which at compile time, is seldom practical, especially if the data objects are used frequently and for a short time. Instead, you usually allocate these data objects at runtime. C compiler produces the object module, preprocesses the input file, allocates internal storage for various data-types, creates memory data-structures, standard file I/O library etc.
Learners: High School and UG/PG CSE/CS/IT students and anyone who wishes to learning advanced programming.
Contents
- Command Line arguments in C
- main function with arguments with an example
- argc
- argv
- Header files
- Typedef and Union in C
- typedef keyword
- union keyword
- Syntax and use of typedef and union
- Difference between union and structure
- ex:Check whether number is a pallindrome
- Calculate total marks of student
- Storage class specifiers
- storage class specifiers
- auto keyword
- static keyword
- extern keyword
- register keyword
