Programming in C GXEST204 - KTU 2024 scheme syllabus notes pdf ------- Dr Binu V P

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Syllabus GXEST204

Introduction to C Programming
Beginning with C Programming
Programming in C using gcc in Linux

Module-1
C Fundamentals




Control Statements
Control statements in C

Module-2
Arrays


Strings
character processing

Module-3
Functions



Module-4
Pointers




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