Lecture

Introduction: Course Administration

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This lecture introduces the course on system-oriented programming in C, covering topics such as the course objectives, administration details, the C language, program structure, variables, operators, and expressions. The course aims to teach advanced C programming close to the system, focusing on memory management, file handling, and command-line arguments.

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