- C Programming Tutorial
- C - Home
- C - Overview
- C - Features
- C - History
- C - Environment Setup
- C - Program Structure
- C - Hello World
- C - Compilation Process
- C - Comments
- C - Tokens
- C - Keywords
- C - Identifiers
- C - User Input
- C - Basic Syntax
- C - Data Types
- C - Variables
- C - Integer Promotions
- C - Constants
- C - Literals
- C - Escape sequences
- C - Storage Classes
- C - Operators
- C - Decision Making
- C - Loops
- C - While loop
- C - Functions
- C - Main Functions
- C - Return Statement
- C - Scope Rules
- C - Arrays
- C - Properties of Array
- C - Multi-Dimensional Arrays
- C - Passing Arrays to Function
- C - Return Array from Function
- C - Variable Length Arrays
- C - Pointers
- C - Pointer Arithmetics
- C - Passing Pointers to Functions
- C - Strings
- C - Array of Strings
- C - Structures
- C - Structures and Functions
- C - Arrays of Structures
- C - Pointers to Structures
- C - Self-Referential Structures
- C - Nested Structures
- C - Unions
- C - Bit Fields
- C - Typedef
- C - Input & Output
- C - File I/O
- C - Preprocessors
- C - Header Files
- C - Type Casting
- C - Error Handling
- C - Recursion
- C - Variable Arguments
- C - Memory Management
- C - Command Line Arguments
- C Programming Resources
- C - Questions & Answers
- C - Quick Guide
- C - Useful Resources
- C - Discussion
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C is a general-purpose, procedural, imperative computer programming language developed in 1972 by Dennis M. Ritchie at the Bell Telephone Laboratories to develop the UNIX operating system. C is the most widely used computer language. It keeps fluctuating at number one scale of popularity along with Java programming language, which is also equally popular and most widely used among modern software programmers.
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