Looping & Functions

ANSI C C11    |    Beginner
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When writing C programs, you often need to execute a block of statements multiple times. Learn how to implement iterative programming with loops and user-defined functions.

WHAT YOU WILL LEARN

  • use the while statement in C programs
    use the do.. while loop in C Programs
    use nested if-else statements in C programs
    use the for loop in C Programs
    nest for loops in C Programs
    use goto, break and continue in loops, and describe why goto should not be used and why break and continue should be avoided where possible
    describe functions including declarations, and describe how functions can be accessed from 3rd party libraries or user-defined
  • work with functions with no parameters and no return type in C
    work with functions with parameters but no return type in C
    work with functions with parameters and return type in C
    work with functions with no parameters but with a return type in C
    implement recursive functions in C programs
    generate user-defined  header files to group functions and other common definitions and declarations in C

IN THIS COURSE

  • 3m 32s
    In this video, you will learn how to use the while loop in C programs. FREE ACCESS
  • 4m 4s
    During this video, you will learn how to use the do.. while loop in C Programs. FREE ACCESS
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    3.  Nesting if-else Statement
    3m 44s
    In this video, find out how to use if-else statements within other if-else statements in C programs. FREE ACCESS
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    4.  For Loops
    4m 3s
    To learn how to use the for loop in C Programs, consult a C programming tutorial or reference guide. FREE ACCESS
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    5.  Nesting For Loops
    4m 51s
    Find out how to nest for loops in C Programs. FREE ACCESS
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    6.  Goto, Break and Continue in Loops
    5m 29s
    In this video, you will learn how to use goto, break, and continue in loops, and describe why goto should not be used and why break and continue should be avoided where possible. FREE ACCESS
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    7.  Functions and Header Files
    4m 36s
    After completing this video, you will be able to describe functions, including declarations, and describe how functions can be accessed from 3rd party libraries or user-defined. FREE ACCESS
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    8.  Functions in C with No Return Type or Parameters
    3m 30s
    In this video, you will learn how to work with functions that have no parameters and no return type in C. FREE ACCESS
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    9.  Functions in C with Parameters but No Return Type
    3m 8s
    Learn how to work with functions with parameters but no return type in C. FREE ACCESS
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    10.  Functions in C with Parameters and  Return Type
    3m 29s
    In this video, learn how to work with functions that have parameters and a return type in C. FREE ACCESS
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    11.  Functions in C with Return Type and no Parameters
    3m 57s
    In this video, you will work with functions that have no parameters but have a return type in C. FREE ACCESS
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    12.  Recursive Functions
    3m 49s
    Find out how to implement recursive functions in C programs. FREE ACCESS
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    13.  User-Defined Header Files
    3m 15s
    In this video, learn how to generate user-defined header files to group functions and other common definitions and declarations in C. FREE ACCESS

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