The document provides an overview of key concepts for getting started with C programming, including data types, variables, functions, operators, and common errors. It explains concepts like data type declaration, arithmetic expressions, the main() function, and input/output functions like printf(). Examples are provided to demonstrate proper syntax and usage of these basic C programming elements.

1. A First Book of ANSI C Fourth Edition Chapter 2 Getting Started in C Programming

4. Introduction to C Programming

6. Introduction to C Programming (continued)

7. Introduction to C Programming (continued) Identifiers

10. Identifiers (continued)

12. Identifiers (continued)

15. The main() Function Sometimes referred to as a driver function

16. The main() Function (continued) Function header line Executable statements

18. The printf() Function (continued) Function arguments

19. The printf() Function (continued) Comment Preprocessor command Header file Invoking or calling the printf() function

20. The printf() Function (continued) Output is: Computers, computers everywhere as far as I can C Newline escape sequence

24. Programming Style: Comments (continued)

26. Data Types (continued)

28. Data Types (continued)

29. Integer Data Types

31. Integer Data Types (continued)

32. Integer Data Types (continued)

33. Integer Data Types (continued)

36. Floating-Point Data Types (continued)

38. Exponential Notation (continued)

43. Displaying Numerical Values (continued)

44. Displaying Numerical Values (continued)

45. Displaying Numerical Values (continued)

49. Negation (continued)

53. Operator Precedence and Associativity (continued)

55. Variables and Declarations (continued)

57. Variables and Declarations (continued)

59. Declaration Statements (continued)

60. Declaration Statements (continued)

61. Declaration Statements (continued)

62. Declaration Statements (continued)

63. Declaration Statements (continued) You can omit the f and let the compiler convert the double precision value into a float value when the assignment is made

68. Case Study: Temperature Conversion (continued)

72. Common Compiler Errors

73. Common Compiler Errors (continued)