Programming in C: Basics and Practice

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Explains the essential concepts of functions in C programming, including definitions, prototypes, and argument passing techniques.

Covers in-place tokenization in C, focusing on modifying strings directly to extract tokens.

Covers the handling of command line arguments in C programming with practical examples and structured approaches.

Explains dynamic memory allocation in C, focusing on the realloc function and its implications for managing memory effectively.

Introduces the fundamentals of variables and types in C programming, covering declaration, initialization, and the differences from Java.

Covers essential C programming concepts, including memory management, debugging techniques, and practical applications in programming projects.

Covers separate compilation in C, focusing on modular programming and its benefits for code reusability and maintenance.

Covers the definition and applications of pointers in C programming, emphasizing their role in memory management and generic programming.

Discusses managing C projects, focusing on function parameters and the compilation process.

Explains the differences between the prefix and suffix increment operators in C programming, emphasizing clarity and best practices in coding.