Summary  
This chapter explains the fundamental structure of C code by outlining its key elements—preprocessor directives, function definitions (including main), statements and blocks, comments, and the use of printing functions for output.

General domain of usage  
System programming

A comprehensive introduction to the C programming language, covering essential concepts, syntax, and practical skills for beginners. This course blends clear explanations with hands-on practice to build a solid foundation in C.

Learn the basic structure of a C program and how to write your first code.

Understand how to declare variables, use different data types, and perform operations in C.

Learn how to control the flow of your C programs using conditional statements.

Master the use of loops to perform repetitive tasks efficiently in C.

Discover how to define and use functions to organize and reuse code.

Anatomy of a C Program

Anatomy of a C Program