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This is an open course provided by Hanbit Media's book 'Study C Language on Your Own'.

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I am a complete beginner in programming and a self-study student, and I wanted to become a developer, so I was looking for Inflearn to learn the C language as an introductory language, and I found this lecture. After listening to the lecture, I thought it would be more efficient to have a book, so I bought a book called C Language for Self-Study, listened to the lecture, and reviewed it on my own. I was definitely able to get through the pointer concept without any problems because the book explained the basic principles in detail with pictures, so as I went through each chapter, I could think, 'Ah, so that's why it's like this'. I started from Chapter 1 and have now reached Chapter 13, and I was thinking about leaving a review after completing the course, but I think that if there are non-major beginners like me who are hesitating, I recommend studying the C language in parallel with this lecture and the Hon-gong C book. There is not much time left until the end, but thank you for uploading such a great lecture!! I will run until the end.
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I learned it well.
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Hojun Hwang
A detailed explanation of pointers would be nice.
C Language Beginner & Intermediate, What You Need to Know to Become an Embedded Developer
"Study C Language on Your Own" is an online C language course filled with "truly essential and critical content for beginners," gleaned from over a decade of teaching programming and C language to beginners. Each chapter presents "learning objectives," followed by examples appropriate for achieving those objectives and explanations tailored to the beginner's level.
Furthermore, "practice problems" and "challenging real-world examples" will help you sharpen your skills. Because C is a programming language closely related to hardware, simply learning the grammar isn't enough to program properly. For this reason, the book provides an easy-to-understand explanation of C's inner workings, with numerous illustrations, making it useful for both beginners and experienced programmers. As you delve into the in-depth explanations provided in this book, you'll also conquer "pointers," a concept that has so often led many to despair!
1.1 – Programming and the C Language
1.2 - How to Use the CompilerFree
2.1 - Basic form of C program and data output method Free
2.2 – Constants and Data Representation Methods
3.1 – Variable Free
3.2 – Data Entry
4.1 – Arithmetic, Relational, and Logical Operators
4.2 – Bitwise Operators and Other Cool Operators
5.1 – if statement
5.2 – Utilizing if statements and switch statements ~ case statements
6.1 – while, for, do~while
6.2 – Using loops
7.1 – Writing and Using Functions
7.2 – Different function types
8.1 – Declaring and using arrays
8.2 – Arrays that store characters
9.1 – Basic Pointer ConceptsFree
9.2 – Curious Stories About Pointers
10.1 – The Relationship Between Arrays and Pointers
10.2 – Functions for manipulating arrays
11.1 – ASCII code values and character input/output functions
11.2 – Input functions using buffers
12.1 – Strings and Pointers
12.2 – String Operation Functions
13.1 – Variable Usage Areas
13.2 – How to share data between functions
14.1 – Two-dimensional arrays
14.2 – Array of pointers
15.1 Double pointers, array pointers
15.2 – Function Pointers and Void Pointers
16.1 – Dynamic allocation functions
16.2 – Utilizing dynamically allocated storage space
17.1 – Structures
17.2 – Utilizing structures, unions, and enumerations
18.1 – Opening Files and I/O
18.2 – Various file input/output functions
19.1 – Preprocessing Directives (1)
19.1 – Preprocessing Directives (2)
19.2 – Split Compilation
Seo Hyun-woo
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Who is this course right for?
Majors who are dissatisfied with C programming, current developers who do not have enough time and resources to learn C language separately through academy or private tutoring, and anyone interested in C programming
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I am a complete beginner in programming and a self-study student, and I wanted to become a developer, so I was looking for Inflearn to learn the C language as an introductory language, and I found this lecture. After listening to the lecture, I thought it would be more efficient to have a book, so I bought a book called C Language for Self-Study, listened to the lecture, and reviewed it on my own. I was definitely able to get through the pointer concept without any problems because the book explained the basic principles in detail with pictures, so as I went through each chapter, I could think, 'Ah, so that's why it's like this'. I started from Chapter 1 and have now reached Chapter 13, and I was thinking about leaving a review after completing the course, but I think that if there are non-major beginners like me who are hesitating, I recommend studying the C language in parallel with this lecture and the Hon-gong C book. There is not much time left until the end, but thank you for uploading such a great lecture!! I will run until the end.
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