Readings (Do Before Class)
- The Development of the C Language (Some historical background)
- Stanford's Essential C (A nice primer)
Slides (Look at During Class)
In-Class Activity or Lab (After the Lecture)
- (Non-lab day) In-Class Activity link
Code
| Listing |
File |
Notes |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | basics1.c | printf example |
| 2 | basics2.c | Scoping rules |
| 3 | basics3.c | Add function |
| 4 | basics4.c | if-statements and loops |
| 5 | basics5.c | Data sizes |
| 6 | basics6.c | Address operator |
| 7 | indirection.c | Showing pointers to pointers |
Audio Recording
Audio Recordings are posted after class. Occasionally technical errors happen, but I do my best to post recordings as soon as possible.Additional Resources
Please look over these curated links.- The C Programming Language Book
- 3 hour Lynda tutorial (I believe students may free access at Northeastern through this link)