UNIX Courses
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Intermediate ANSI C Language
| Duration: 4 days |
| Participants: C programmers who need a deeper understanding of C programming. |
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Objectives:
Upon successful completion of this course you will be able to:
- Use C Language compiled statements, preprocessor directives, and a broad range of standard library functions to handle strings, lists, and file I/O. - Write intermediate-level C programs. |
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Overview:
- This course begins with a comprehensive review of C Language, while at the same time delving into the topics, especially structures and pointers, in greater depth than done in an introductory C course. Then more advanced topics are presented, including qsort, bsearch, unions, enum, and bit manipulation. Models are presented for processing advanced data structures, such as linked lists. - This course is especially designed for participants who either attended an introductory C programming course, or who programmed in C, but not recently, and who therefore need an intense but rapid review of basic topics. |
| Prerequisites: Some knowledge of C programming. |
| Format: Lecture and discussion (50%) with programming exercises (50%). |
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Topic Outline:
- In-Depth Review of the Basics of C Language Arrays Pointers Strings Structures - Row Pointers - Debugging with < assert.h > - str, strn, and mem functions - File I/O fread, fwrite fseek, ftell, rewind fgetpos, fsetpos flags for stream operations clearerr, feof, ferror, perror - Memory Allocation and Reallocation - qsort - bsearch - Linked Lists Entry order lists Queues Double linked lists - Pointers to Functions, Dispatch Tables - unions - enum - Bitwise Operators and Bitfields |
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