C is a programming language. The C language was first developed in 1972. C simply because there was a B programming language already. C is a high-level programming language and that you need a C compiler to translate your C programs into binary code that your computer can understand and execute. In fact, C is one of the most popular general-purpose programming languages. In addition, we cover the following topics:

Chapter 1: Introduction to C programming

• What is C?
• C and the ANSI Standard
• Assumptions About You
• Setting Up Your System
• The Hardware and Software I Use for C Programming

Chapter 2: Writing Your First C Program

• A Simple C Program
• Comments
• The #include Directive
• Angle Brackets (< >) and Double Quotes (" ")
• The main() Function
• Compiling and Linking
• Debugging Your Program

Chapter 3: The Essentials of C Program

• The Basics of the C Program
• Constants and Variables
• Anatomy of a C Function
• Determining a Function's Type
• Giving a Function a Valid Name
• Atguments to C Functions
• The Beginning and End of a Function
• The Function Body
• Making Function Calls

Chapter 4: Data Types and Names in C

• C Keywords
• The Char Data Type
• The int Data Type
• The float Data Type
• The double Data Type
• Using Scientific Notation
• Naming a Variable

Chapter 5: Reading from and Writing to Standard I/O

• The Standard Input and Output (I/O)
• Getting the Input from the User
• Printing the Output on the Screen
• Revisiting the printf() Function
• Converting to Hex Numbers
• Adding the Minimum Field Width

Chapter 6: Manipulating Data with Operators

• Arithmetic Assignment Operators
• Getting Negations of Numberic Numbers
• Incrementing or Decrementing by One
• Greater Than or Less Than
• Playing with the Cast Operator

Chapter 7: Doing the Same Thing Over and Over

• Looping Under the for Statement
• The Null Statement
• The while Loop
• The do-while Loop
• Using Nested Loops

Chapter 8: More Operators

• Measuring Data Sizes
• Everything Is Logical
• Manipulating Bits
• Using Bitwise Operators

Chapter 9: Data Modifiers and Math Functions

• Enabling or Disabling the Sign Bit
• Changing Data Sizes
• Mathematical Functions in C

Chapter 10: Getting Controls

• Always Saying "if..."
• The switch Statement
• The break Statement
• The continue Statement
• The goto Statement

Chapter 11: An Introduction to Pointers

• What is Pointer?
• Address (Left Value) Versus Content (Right Value)
• Declaring Pointers
• Updating Variables via Pointers
• Pointing to the Same Thing

Chapter 12: Storing Similar Data Items

• What is an Array?
• Arrays and Pointers
• Displaying Arrays of Characters
• Multidimensional Arrays

Chapter 13: Manipulating Strings

• Declaring Strings
• How Long is a String?
• Copying Strings with strcpy()
• Reading and Writing String

Chapter 14: Scope and Storage Classes in C

• Hiding Data
• The Storage Class Specifiers
• The Storage Class Modifier

Chapter 15: Functions in C

• Declaring Functions
• Prototyping Functions
• Learning Structured Programming

Chapter 16: Applying Pointers

• Pointer Arithmetic
• Pointers and Arrays
• Pointers and Functions
• Arrays of Pointers
• Pointing to Functions

Chapter 17: Allocating Memory

• Allocating Memory at Runtime
• The malloc() Function
• Releasing Allocated Memory with free()
• The calloc() Function
• The realoc() Function

Chapter 18: More Data Types and Functions

• The enum Data Type
• Making typedef Definitions
• Recursive Functions
• Revisiting the main() Function

Chapter 19: Collecting Data Items of Different Types

• What is a Structure?
• Referencing Structure Members with the Dot Operator
• Structures and Functions Calls
• Arrays of Structures

Chapter 20: Way to Collect Dissimilar Data

• What is a Union?
• Unions Versus Structures
• Using Unions

Chapter 21: Disk File Input and Output

• Files Versus Streams
• The Basics of Disk File I/O
• Reading and Writing Disk Files
• Random Access to Disk Files
• More Examples of Disk Files I/O

Chapter 22: The C Preprocessor

• What is the C Preprocessor?
• The #define and #undef Directives
• Compiling Your Code Under Conditions

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