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Covers pointers to strings, functions, and casting in C programming.

Covers structured data representation, arrays, structures, variable declaration, initialization, and functions with multiple return values.

Covers the basics of C programming, including syntax, structure, and compilation processes.

Provides an overview of dynamic memory allocation in C programming, focusing on pointers and memory management techniques.

Introduces control structures in C programming, covering branches, loops, and best practices for writing clear code.

Discusses advanced types in C, focusing on unions, bit fields, and their associated modifiers and operators.

Introduces working with dynamic arrays in C++ to model temperatures and calculate average and maximum values.

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

Explores dynamic memory allocation in C, covering malloc, calloc, and realloc functions, emphasizing proper memory management and dynamic arrays.

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