This document provides an overview of the C programming language, including its history, features, data types, control characters, input/output functions, and examples. It discusses how C was created at Bell Labs as a portable, general-purpose language suitable for system programming. The document also covers C keywords, character sets, compiling and executing C programs, functions, libraries, and standardization.
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It is a very simple and easy language, C language is mainly used for develop desktop based application. All other programming languages were derived directly or indirectly from C programming concepts. This language have following features;
http://www.tutorial4us.com/cprogramming/c-features
Get ready to learn the best programming language called C Programming Language. This note is based on +2 HSEB Syllabus of C programming. It helps you to get idea on the concept of C Programming Language. You get detail explanations on operators, looping, switch case, history, many more.
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Introduction to C Programming
1.
2. What is “C” ?
Feature of “C” Program
“C” Keywords
“C” Character Set
Rules for Writing, Compiling & Executing
“C” Program
Data types & Placeholders
Control characters
Receiving input values from keyboard
Basic “C” Program example
References
3. “C” is a programming language developed at AT
&T’s Bell Laboratories of USA in 1972 by
Dennis Ritchie.
Any programming language can be divided into
2 categories:
Problem oriented (HLL)
Machine oriented (LLL)
But “C” is considered as Middle Level
Language.
“C” is modular, portable, reusable.
4. General purpose language
Limited no. of keyword
Code Re-usability & Ability to customize and
extend
Portability
Structured language
5. Make it ideal language for system
programming.
It can also be used for business & scientific
application.
ANSI established a standard for “C” in 1983.
The ability of “C” is to manipulate bits, byte &
addresses.
It is adopted in later 1990.
6. It has ability to divide & hide all the
information & instruction.
Code can be partitioned in “C” using
functions or code block.
C is a well structured language compare to
other.
7. Portability is the ability to port or use the
software written.
One computer C program can be reused.
By modification or no modification.
8. A programmer can easily create his own
function.
It can be used repeatedly in different
application.
“C” program basically collection of function.
The function are supported by “C” library.
Function can be added to “C” library
continuously.
9. There are only 32 keywords in ”C”.
27 keywords are given by Ritchie.
5 is added by ANSI.
The strength of “C” lies in its in-built function.
Unix system provides as large number of “C”
function.
Some function are used in operation.
Other are for specialized in their application.
10. Keywords are the
words whose
meaning has
already been
explained to the C
compiler.
There are only 32
keywords available
in C.
The keywords are
also called
‘Reserved words’.
11. A character denotes any alphabet, digit or
special symbol used to represent
information.
Following are the valid alphabets, numbers
and special symbols allowed in C:
Alphabets - A, B, ….., Y, Z a, b, ……, y, z
Digits - 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9
Special symbols - ~ ‘ ! @ # % ^ & * ( ) _ - +
= | { } [ ] : ; " ' < > , . ? /
12. C is case sensitive means variable named "COUNTER" is different from
a variable named "counter".
All keywords are lowercased.
Keywords cannot be used for any other purpose (like variable names).
Every C statement must end with a ”;”. Thus “;” acts as a statement
terminator.
First character must be an alphabet or underscore, no special symbol
other than an underscore, no commas or blank spaces are allowed with
in a variable, constant or keyword.
Blank spaces may be inserted between two words to improve the
readability of the statement. However, no blank spaces are allowed
within a variable, constant or keyword.
Variable must be declared before it is used in the program.
File should be have the extension .c
Program need to be compiled before execution.
13. Data type defines a set
of values that a variable
can store along with a
set of operations that
can be performed on it.
Common data types are:
int - integer
char - character
long - long integer
float - float number
double - long float
14. a - Bell
n - New line
r - Carriage return
b - Backspace
f - Form feed
t - Horizontal tab
" - Quotation mark
v - Vertical tab
' - Apostrophe
- Backslash
? - Question mark
0 - Null
15. scanf function used to receiving input from user.
Format string contains placeholders for variables that we
intend to receive from user.
A”&” sign comes before each variable name that comes in
variable listing.
Note: You are not allowed to insert any additional characters in
format string other than placeholders and some special
characters. Entering even a space or other undesired
character will cause your program to work incorrectly and
the results will be unexpected. So make sure you just insert
placeholder characters in scanf format string.
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