Lecture
Variables & Operators
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This lecture introduces the C programming language, focusing on variables, operators, and system-oriented programming. It assumes prior programming knowledge, highlighting differences from Java and emphasizing the importance of practicing C programming. The lecture covers the general structure of a C program, variable declaration, initialization, and types. It explains the semantics of operators, assignment, and logical expressions in C, cautioning against common mistakes. Additionally, it touches on bit-wise operators, variable modification, and the differences between C and C++. The instructor provides insights on the evaluation process, best practices, and the course structure.
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