KLiC C & C++ Programming
C is a widely used and user-friendly programming language known for its speed and simplicity, offering low-level memory access and a clean coding style.
- Description
- Curriculum
- Reviews
Introduction
KLIC C Programming - Getting Started Brief Introduction
The Decision Control Structure
Loop Control Structure
Case Control Structure
Functions and Pointers
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28
About Functions -
29
Passing Values between Functions
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30
Scope Rule of Functions
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31
Calling Convention
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32
One Dicey Issue
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33
Advanced Features of Functions
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34
Function Declaration and Prototypes
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35
Call by Value or Call by Reference
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36
An Introduction to Pointers
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37
Pointer Notation
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38
Function Calls
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39
Basics of Call by value and call by reference
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40
Conclusions
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41
Recursion
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42
Recursion and Stack
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43
Adding Functions to the Library
Data Types Revisited
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44
Data type
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45
Integer number variables
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46
Integers, signed and unsigned
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47
Chars, signed and unsigned
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48
Floats and Doubles
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49
Issues related to Data types
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50
Storage Classes in C
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51
Automatic Storage Class
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52
Register Storage Class
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53
Static Storage Class
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54
External Storage Class
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55
To study the Ground rules for the Storage Class
The C Preprocessor
Arrays
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60
What are Arrays?
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61
Usage of Arrays
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62
Pointers and Arrays
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63
Passing an Entire Array to a Function
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64
Two Dimensional Arrays
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65
Initializing a 2-Dimensional Array
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66
Memory Map of a 2-Dimensional Array
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67
Pointers and 2-Dimensional Arrays
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68
Pointer to an Array 295
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69
Passing 2-D array to a Function
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70
Array of Pointers
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71
Three Dimensional Array
Pupating on Strings
Structures
Console Input/Output
File Input/Output
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88
Data Organization
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89
File Operations
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90
Opening a File
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91
Reading from a File
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92
Trouble in Opening a File
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93
Closing the File
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94
Counting Characters, Tabs, Spaces
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95
A File-copy Program
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96
Writing to a File
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97
File Opening Modes
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98
String (line) I/O in Files
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99
The Awkward Newline
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100
Record I/O inFiles
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101
Text Files and Binary Files
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102
Record I/O Revisited
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103
Database Management
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104
Low Level Disk I/O
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105
A Low Level File-copy Program
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106
I/O Under Windows
More Issues in Input/Output
Operations on Bits
Miscellaneous Features
Under Windows 535
Windows Programming
Graphics under Windows
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148
Graphics fundamentals
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149
Device Independent Drawing
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150
Hello Windows program
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151
Drawing Shapes
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152
Types of Pens
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153
Types of Brushes
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154
Code and Resources
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155
Freehand Drawing, the Paintbrush Style
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156
Capturing the Mouse
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157
Device Context, a Closer Look
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158
Displaying a Bitmap
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159
Animation at Work
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160
WM_CREATE and On Create( )
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161
WM_TIMER and On Timer( )
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162
Points to remember
Interaction with Hardware
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163
Hardware Interaction
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164
Hardware Interaction, DOS Perspective
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165
Hardware Interaction, Windows Perspective
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166
Communication with Storage Devices
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167
The Read Sector( ) Function
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168
Accessing Other Storage Devices
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169
Communication with Keyboard
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170
Dynamic Linking
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171
Windows Hooks
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172
Caps Locked, Permanently
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173
Mangling Keys
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174
Key Logger
Under Linux
More Linux Programming
Memory Mapping
C Traps & Pitfall
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194
Introduction
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195
Lexical pitfalls
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196
Exceptions, String & characters
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197
Understanding Declaration
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198
Exceptions in Operators' precedence
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199
Use of Semicolons
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200
The Switch statement
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201
Calling functions
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202
The Dangling else problem
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203
Linkages
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204
External Types
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205
Expression evaluation sequence
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206
Issues related to actual parameters
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207
Eshew Synecdoche
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208
Library Function
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209
Preprocessor
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210
Portability pitfalls
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211
Signed & Unsigned characters
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212
Random numbers
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213
Portability problems
Introduction to C++ Programming - OOP
Grad Function Prototypes
Functions
Classes in C++
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235
Classes and Constructors
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236
Destructors
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237
A Complex Class
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238
Overloaded Operators Revisited
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239
The Pointer
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240
Overloading Unary Operators
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241
Function Definition Outside The Class
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242
Function Definition outside The Class
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243
New and delete operators
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244
Using new and delete
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245
Malloc ( )/free( ) versus new/ delete
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246
The Matrix Class
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247
Classes, Objects and Memory
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248
Structures and Classes
The C++ Free Store
Miscellaneous Class Issue
Data Structures through C++
Inheritance
Virtual Functions
Input/Output in C++
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287
The iostream Library
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288
The ios Class
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289
Manipulators
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290
Creating Our Own Manipulators
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291
User-defined Manipulators with Arguments
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292
Come GUI and…
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293
The istream Class
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294
The ostream Class
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295
The iostream Class
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296
The with assign Classes
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297
Predefined Stream Objects
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298
Outputting Strings
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299
A Brief Review
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300
File I/O with Streams
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301
A Better way
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302
A File copy Program
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303
File Opening Modes
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304
Binary I/O
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305
Elementary Database Management
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306
Class That Read/Write Themselves
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307
Errors during I/O
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308
File copy Program Revisited
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309
Overloading <>
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310
Str streams
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311
Automatic Storage Allocation
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312
Sending Output to Printer
Advanced Features
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313
Classes Within Classes
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314
Friend Functions
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315
Overloading AND
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316
One More Use Of friend Function
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317
Friend Classes
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318
A Word of Caution
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319
Smart Pointers
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320
More Smart Pointers
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321
Pointers to Members
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322
The explicit Keyword
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323
The mutable Keyword
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324
Namespaces
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325
Using A Namespace
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326
RTTI
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327
When to Use RTTI
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328
Typecasting in C++
Templates
Exception Handling
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Course details
Duration
144 hrs
Lectures
345
Video
84 hrs
Level
Beginner
Basic info
C is a widely used and user-friendly programming language known for its speed and simplicity, offering low-level memory access and a clean coding style. Learning C provides numerous advantages, enabling coding for diverse platforms and facilitating an easier transition to C++. Meanwhile, C++ is a versatile, object-oriented language blending high and low-level features, ideal for a range of applications from desktop software to performance-critical systems like telephone switches and video games.
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