C Programming & Low-Level Development

Beginner

In this section, we'll demystify the fundamentals of executing a C program.

This section dives into data storage, empowering you to understand how computers retain information and how to craft your own data structures.

Here, we'll unveil essential operators in C, tools that empower us to compare, allocate, and conduct arithmetic operations on data.

In this section, we'll explore operators designed to establish intricate conditions for our software, laying the groundwork for precise program control.

This section delves into the realm of functions, explaining their purpose, benefits, and the methodologies behind their creation and invocation.

In our final section, we'll uncover the nuances of pointers, discussing their significance, appropriate use cases, and offering a glimpse into dynamic memory allocation.

In this section you will learn what a structure is, why they exist and how to create them.

In this section we will review what pointers are, learn why pointers are used in structures and, most importantly, how this connection is implemented.

In this section, you'll learn how structures are stored in memory, see what alignment and padding are, and get acquainted with unions.

In this section you will learn about the features of nested structures, their application within other structures, get acquainted with anonymous structures and their application, and also superficially familiarize yourself with the most common data structures.

In this section you will implement a simple but very common data structure Linked List, and also create the necessary functions for working with the list.

Dive into the compilation process, see how to do compilation yourself using terminal commands.