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C Syllabus
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Summary
The syllabus or curriculum maps the learning sequence of C from basic syntax and data types, branching, repetition, functions, arrays, strings, pointers, data structures, to advanced topics such as memory management and DSA. This sequence is arranged so that each topic stands on a previous understanding and does not jump too far. Following a learning map lets you know what you've mastered and what you still need to learn.
Key points
- The basic parts: variables, data types, operators, input output, branching, and repetition.
- The middle part: function, array, string, pointer, as well as struct, union, and enum.
- Advanced parts: dynamic memory management, preprocessor, storage class, and bitwise operator.
- Top section: DSAs like linked list, stack, queue, tree, hash table, then real project.
- Each topic is studied with brief theory, code practice, and reinforcement exercises.
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