Contents

1. Arrays

1.1 Introduction

1.2 Array declaration

1.3 One dimensional arrays

1.4 Two-Dimensional arrays

1.5 Multidimensional arrays

1.6 Limitations of an array

1.7 Arrays and functions

2. Pointers

2.1 Introduction

2.2 Memory organization

2.3 The basics of pointers

2.4 The pointer operator

2.5 Void pointers

2.6 Applications of pointers

2.7 Pointer arithmetic

2.8 Precedence of & AND * operators

2.9 Pointer to a pointer

2.10 Pointers to constant objects

2.11 Constant pointers

2.12 Arrays and pointers

2.13 Array of pointers

2.14 Pointers and functions

2.15 Dynamic memory allocation

3. Strings

3.1 Introduction

3.2 Declaring and initializing strings

3.3 String input / output

3.4 Standard library string function

3.5 Array of strings

3.6 Strings and pointers

4. Structures

4.1 Introduction

4.2 Declaring and initializing structure

4.3 Accessing structure members

4.4 Complex structures

4.5 Operations on a structure

4.6 Array of structures

4.7 Structures and pointers

4.8 Structures and functions

4.9 Union

4.10 Nested union

4.11 Operations on a union

4.12 Difference between structures and unions

5. C Preprocessor

5.1 Preprocessor

5.2 Preprocessor directives

6. Bitwise Operators

6.1 Introduction

6.2 Shift operators

6.3 Applications

6.4 Bit fields

7. File Handling

7.1 Introduction

7.2 Streams

7.3 Types of files

7.4 Operations on a file

7.5 Random access to files

8 Command Line Arguments

8.1 Introduction

8.2 Advantages of command line arguments

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