Arrays in C: Basics and Memory Management

This lecture covers the basics of arrays in C, including the arrangement of data, accessing elements, multi-dimensional arrays, dynamic memory allocation, and memory management functions like malloc, calloc, realloc, free. It also delves into bitwise operations, file handling in C, and the nuances of reading and writing files. The instructor explains the representation of numbers in binary, the use of bitwise operators, and the challenges of working with floating-point numbers. Additionally, the lecture explores the importance of file handling, file streams, and the steps involved in file operations in C.