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A Beginner's Guide to Pointers
I really believe all the beginners should read this article. It explains with a lot of details what pointers are and what can they be used for. It covers stuff like: dynamic allocation, pointers to classes, pointers to arrays, etc. A must read!
C Programming Notes
These notes are part of the UW Experimental College course on Introductory C Programming. They are based on notes prepared (beginning in Spring, 1995) to supplement the book The C Programming Language, by Brian Kernighan and Dennis Ritchie,
C Ripped Apart
Detailed analysis and program examples covering computer
Science background, syntaxt, variables, data types,
preprocessor capabilities, input/output statements, operators,
control structures, functions, arrays, sorting, structures,
pointers, and text files.
C Source codes
We now start some study corners, where we will try to teach some basics of the computer languages, with analyzing the programming logic and the syntaxes of the same, by providing the worked examples. Hereby we are presenting some basic worked examples, and its executable outputs of C compiler. One can find the downloadable source code and executable files packed in a .zip format in each links.
Everything To Know About C Types
The C type system is often misunderstood or overlooked. This article, the second in a series, discusses the derived types, or types that are built from other types, and some of the interactions that occur when data of multiple types are mixed. Part 1 introduces the basics of the C type system, with an overview of what it means to talk about type and a discussion of the basic types in some detail.
Expressions, Conversion and Evaluation with C
This tutorial is a complete guide to Algebraic
Expressions, their different Notations etc. Detailed
coverage on how to convert expression from one
notation to another and Evaluation of Expression in
different notations. Algorithms, illustrative
examples, schematics and included programs help to
understand the concepts more clearly and easily.
Introduction to C and C++ function pointers
Introduction to the usage of function pointers in C and
C++. You'll find syntax and code examples in both C and
C++ of how to define, assign an address or call a
function using a function pointer. Also covered are
arrays of function pointers, callbacks and functors.
Learn C by example in just 5 hours.C tutorial on-line.
I say you can learn C programming in 3 hours. Well atleast the basics that will help you to build more powerful programs.You say I can't show you C in 5 hours. Well let's test that ...
Mouse programming in C/C++
This is an article which describes interfacing of the mouse using C/C++ programming.
It contains information about:
calling the mouse, hiding the mouse, setting the position of the mouse, restricting the mouse position
Parallel port programming with C
Parallel port is a very commonly known port, widely used to connect the printer to the PC. We can program this port for device control and data transfer. In this article, we will learn basics of parallel port and programming the parallel port.
Pointers - Boon or a bane (!!)
About poiners and how they can be used and abused in a
programming perspective. The secriptions are based on C. It
also exposes certain hazards of pointer
Programming in C
If you want to learn the fundamentals of C programming, you've come to the right place. In this chapter you’ll learn: 1. How to create C programs, 2. How C programs are organized, 3. How to write your own program to display text on the screen
Use of Volatile in C programming Language
Embedded Programmers deal with hardware, interrupt, device driver, RTOSes etc. All of these require volatile variable. Many programmers poorly understand the use of volatile. Failure to understand the concept of volatile will lead to disaster.
Using vector instead of arrays to prevent most of
Most of beginners define arrays of limited size such as:
int array[100]; // accomodate 100 integer values
These are ok, but your requirement may be different, and you want your application to determines the size of array at runtime, so if your requirement is to use 10 elements only, that means 90 are unused but memory is still allocated for them while application is running. On other hand your application requires 110 elements to be saved, the last 10 will be unallocated spaces if array size is 100, and access to unallocated memory address may result in applciation crash and/or system level damage.
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