Problem Solving Using C

1. ‘C’ Fundamentals, Control Structures
1.1 Introduction to C Language
1.1.1 Introduction
1.1.2 History of ‘C’ Language
1.1.3 Application Areas of ‘C’
1.1.4 Features of ‘C’ Language
1.1.5 Advantages of ‘C’
1.1.6 Disadvantages of ‘C’
1.1.7 Basic Structure of a ‘C’ Program
1.1.8 First C Example
1.1.9 First Program Execution
1.1.10 ‘C’ Program Development Life Cycle
1.1.11 Functions as Building Blocks
1.2 ‘C’ Tokens
1.2.1 Character Set
1.2.2 Keywords
1.2.3 Identifiers
1.2.4 Variables
1.2.5 Constants
1.3 Data Types
1.3.1 Built-in Data Types
1.3.2 Derived Data Types
1.3.3 User-defined Data Types
1.4 Operators and Expressions
1.4.1 Introduction
1.4.2 Types of Operators
1.4.3 Expressions
1.4.4 Precedence and Associativity of Operators
1.4.5 Order of Evaluation
1.5 Input and Output Operations
1.5.1 Character Input and Output
1.5.2 String Input and Output
1.5.3 Formatted Input and Output

2. Functions, Arrays
2.1 Introduction to Functions
2.2 Need for Functions in C
2.3 Function Declaration (Prototype)
2.4 Function Definition
2.5 Function Calling
2.6 Types of Functions
2.7 Return Types and Return Values
2.8 Parameter Passing in C
2.9 Scope and Lifetime of Variables
2.10 Recursion in C
2.11 Storage Classes in Function Context
2.12 Sample Programs
2.13 Introduction to Arrays
2.14 Array Declaration and Initialization
2.15 Types of Arrays
2.16 Array Indexing and Traversal
2.17 Input and Output Operations
2.18 Arrays and Functions
2.19 Memory Representation of Arrays
2.20 Character Arrays and Strings
2.21 Applications of Arrays
2.22 Sample Programs Using Arrays