Learn C Programming from Scratch (2025)

Master the fundamentals of C programming with hands-on exercises, real-world examples, and in-depth explanations.

What you'll learn
Understand the fundamentals of C programming, including syntax, variables, and data types.
Implement control structures such as loops and conditional statements to build logical programs.
Work with functions, arrays, pointers, and structures to create efficient code.
Apply memory management techniques using dynamic allocation and file handling.

Requirements
No prior programming experience is required; this course is beginner-friendly.
A computer with Windows, Mac, or Linux for writing and running C programs.
A code editor such as Code::Blocks, Dev-C++, or Visual Studio Code (installation guidance will be provided).

Description
Course DescriptionC is one of the most widely used programming languages, known for its efficiency and power. Whether you're a beginner or looking to strengthen your programming foundations, this course will take you through everything from basic syntax to advanced concepts.What you will learnUnderstanding C syntax, variables, and data typesImplementing control structures like loops and conditionalsWorking with functions, arrays, pointers, and structuresMastering memory management and file handlingWriting optimized and efficient C programsWhy take this course?Beginner-friendly approach with no prior coding experience requiredHands-on exercises and coding challenges for practical learningReal-world examples and projects to enhance your coding skillsStrong foundation for system programming, embedded systems, and competitive codingBy the end of this course, you will have the confidence and knowledge to write efficient C programs and move forward in your programming journey! Course Contents (Module Breakdown)Module 1: Introduction to C ProgrammingWhat is C? History & FeaturesInstalling C Compilers (Windows, Mac, Linux)Writing & Running Your First C ProgramModule 2: Basics of C ProgrammingVariables and Data TypesOperators and ExpressionsInput and Output FunctionsModule 3: Control Flow StatementsConditional Statements (if, if-else, switch)Looping Constructs (for, while, do-while)Module 4: Functions and ArraysUser-Defined Functions and RecursionArrays: One-Dimensional and Multi-DimensionalModule 5: Pointers and Memory ManagementUnderstanding PointersDynamic Memory Allocation (malloc, calloc, free)Module 6: Structures and File HandlingDefining and Using StructuresReading & Writing Files in CModule 7: Advanced Topics and ProjectPreprocessor Directives & MacrosBuilding a Mini C Project

Who this course is for
Beginners looking to start their programming journey with C.
Computer science students and engineering students who need to understand C programming.
Professionals wanting to strengthen their problem-solving and coding skills.
Anyone interested in learning a foundational language that is widely used in system programming and embedded systems.