C / DS/ C++

•                About C-Language Training

C is an basic building block for every languages .It is a general Purpose Language.  To develop the programming skills ‘C’ is the only platform for to develop programming techniques for any type languages. It is an Mid-level programming language for systems programming very widely used, relatively low-level, weakly typed, systems programming language associated with Unix and through that with Linux and the open source movement Performance becomes somewhat portable. Many Applications Like System Software, Application Software, Embedded Systems, Cool Games, Mobile applications, Device Drivers Programming etc of the World applications written in C and the List continues…. C Designed and implemented by Dennis Ritchie 1972.

C Training Course Objective

This Course main objective for the student to develop primary programming skills upto the higher end in order solve the different programming logics. The student can able write different type of logics at the end of the sessions. After learning the C  course the student can able get all the fundamental knowledge in all the languages. After Completion the student can able to attend any MNC Company interview and can solve the technical rounds both theoretically and Practically. We Provide lot of logical examples to make as good as.

Why This Course is Required

One thing we can speak without C Knowledge there is no Programming Logics to learn any language. There is no interviews for a Fresher without C language. To learn Java, .Net, Databases the list continues so many we require “C” Knowledge  for a student  Finally to tell many languages are internally Programmed by only C Language.

C  Training Course Overview

Introduction to ‘C’ language

Features of C

History

Structure of C Program

Keyword, Identifiers & Constants

Data types

Primitive Data Types

Aggregated Data Types

Operators

Binary Operators

Unary Operators

Ternary Operators

Special Operators

Order of Evaluation

Selections

Simple if

if..else

Nested if

if..else ladder

Goto Statement

Break and Continue Statement

Switch..Case statement

Iteration

While

For

Do..While

Nested loop Statements

Arrays

Introduction to arrays

Need for Arrays

Types of arrays

One Dimensional Arrays

Two Dimensional Arrays

Multi Dimensional Arrays

String manipulation

Declaring String

Initializing  String

String Functions

String Formatted Specifiers

Multiple Strings

Functions

Interdiction to Functions

Need for Functions

Classification of Functions

Function Prototype

Defining Function

Calling Function

Function with Arrays

Function with Strings

Recursive Functions

Storage class specifiers

Automatic

Extern

Static

Register

Structures, unions, enum

Introduction to structures

Declaring a Structure

Introduction to Structures

Structures with Arrays

Structures with Function

Nested Structures

Introduction to Union

Declaring Union

Difference between Structures and Unions

Enumerations

Typedef

Pointers

Introduction to Memory

Introduction to Pointers

Operations on Pointers

Pointer to Pointer

Pointer to Array

Array to Pointers

Void pointers

Call by Value and Call by Reference

Passing Pointers to Functions

Functions returning Pointers

Pointer to Functions

Dynamic Functions Call with Function Pointer

Pointers with Structures

Dynamic memory allocation

Allocation (Malloc, Calloc & Realloc)

De – Allocation (Free)

Files

Introduction

File Input, Output Operations

Sequential Files

Random Access Files

Command Line Arguments

Handling Errors

Database vs File System

 Graphics

Introduction to Graphics

Initializing Graphics

Graphic Drivers & Modes

Graphic Functions

Data Structures (DS)

Introduction

Stacks using Arrays

Stacks using Linked List

Queues using Arrays

Queues using linked List

Circular Queues

De – Queues

Singly Linked List

Circular Linked List

Doubly Linked List

Infix, Prefix and Postfix

Expressions

Trees

Binary Trees

Directed Graphs, Undirected Graphs

Searching Methods – BFS, DFS

Searching Techniques – Linear, Binary

Sorting Techniques – Bubble, Insertion,

Selection, Quick, Heap and Merge        

C++ Content:

1. Principles of object oriented programming

2. Beginning with c++

3. Tokens,Expressions and control statements

4. Functions in c++

5. Classes and Objects

6. Constructors and Destructors

7. Operator Overloading and Type Conversions

8. Inheritance:Extending Classes

9. Pointers,virtual functions and  Polymorphism

10. Managing Console I/O Operations

11. Working with Files

12. Templates

13. Exception Handling

14. Introduction to the Standard  Template Library

15. Manipulating Strings

16. New Features of ANSI C++  Standard