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Chapter 1: Getting started with C Language

hello.c

Let's look at this simple program line by line

Editing the program

Compiling and running the program

Chapter 2: — character classification & conversion

Chapter 3: Aliasing and effective type

Chapter 4: Arrays

Chapter 5: Assertion

Chapter 6: Atomics

Chapter 7: Bit-fields

Chapter 8: Boolean

Chapter 9: Command-line arguments

Chapter 10: Comments

Chapter 11: Common C programming idioms and developer practices

Chapter 12: Common pitfalls

Chapter 13: Compilation

Chapter 14: Compound Literals

Examples from C standard, C11-§6.5.2.5/9:

Compound literal with designators

Compound literal without specifying array length

Compound literal having length of initializer less than array size specified

Read-only compound literal

Compound literal containing arbitrary expressions

Chapter 15: Constraints

Chapter 16: Create and include header files

Cross-references

Chapter 17: Data Types

Examples

Multiple Declarations

Alternative Interpretation

Chapter 18: Declaration vs Definition

Chapter 19: Declarations

Chapter 20: Enumerations

Chapter 21: Error handling

Chapter 22: Files and I/O streams

Chapter 23: Formatted Input/Output

Chapter 24: Function Parameters

Chapter 25: Function Pointers

Using typedef

Taking context pointers.

Usage

Syntax

Chapter 26: Generic selection

Chapter 27: Identifier Scope

Chapter 28: Implementation-defined behaviour