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Lets Do Some History Part

C

When

C was originally developed by Dennis Ritchie between 1969 and 1973 at AT&T Bell Labs

Why

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Flow Charts

Way of describing

How Do They Look Like

Assume We got to make Something

Steps to Proceed

  • Have a Container
  • Get your Recipe
  • Do as stated in recipe

Wondering?

Where was the Language in previous process

required?

Language gives you power to carry out steps and manipulate.

Things You Should Know :

  1. Statements  : Simplest Form of Expression
  2. Variables      : Our container
  3. Key Words   : Set of tools to be used
  4. ....................  : Recipe (you have to think or determine)
  5. Syntax           : Grammer
  6. Conditions    : Statements giving value true or false

(and will have to remember of course)

One
Two
Three

int

A data type

use for integer values

ranges up to -32768 to 32767

storage size 2 to 4 bytes

 

One Famous Program we should not miss:

#include<stdio.h>
main()
{
    printf("Hello World !");    // some command
}

We need not know all of it to start.

printf( " you can type any thing you want between quotes to get it printed on screen " )

Before moving further Lets talk of where you will try them.

IDE's or compilers

Code Blocks

Nothing to worry we will give you the link on facebook. Follow the the instruction on as stated on the website.

Here it Goes :

#include<stdio.h>        // Something you should not worry about

int main()                
{
    int a=2;             // This is a Comment
    int b=3;             // a,b and c are variables 
    int c ;
    c = a + b ;          // Operations

    /* this is 
    multi line comment */

    printf("%d", c);    // This is a statement

    return 0;           // Something you should not worry about
}

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