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  • Welcome to C Programming for Everybody

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Course Lessons

  1. 1- Welcome to C Programming for Everybody
  2. 2- A History of C, UNIX, and Computation before and after 1978
  3. 3- Chapter 0 - Introduction (Video)
  4. 4- From Python to C - The Rosetta Stone Lecture
  5. 5- Lecture: Historical Context For Chapter 1: A Tutorial Introduction
  6. 6- A Reading of Chapter 1: A Tutorial Introduction
  7. 7- Lecture: Historical Context For Chapter 2: Types, Operators, and Expressions
  8. 8- A Reading of Chapter 2: Types, Operators, and Expressions
  9. 9- Lecture: Historical Context For Chapter 3 - Control Flow
  10. 10- A Reading of Chapter 3 - Control Flow
  11. 11- Lecture: Historical Context For Chapter 4 - Functions and Program Structure
  12. 12- A Reading of Chapter 4 - Functions and Program Structure
  13. 13- Lecture: Historical Context For Chapter 5 - Pointers and Arrays
  14. 14- A Reading of Chapter 5 - Pointers and Arrays
  15. 15- Lecture: Looking at Chapter 6 of K&R C Using a Poem
  16. 16- Lecture: Chapter 6 of K&R C - Structures (1978 Edition)
  17. 17- A Reading of Chapter 6 - Structures
  18. 18- Object Oriented Programming - A Historical Perspective
  19. 19- Comparing Object Oriented Programming Approaches Across Languages
  20. 20- Implementing Python-like Object Oriented Patterns in C
  21. 21- Implementing the Python String (str) Class in C
  22. 22- Implementing the Python List (list) Class in C
  23. 23- Implementing the Python Dictionary (dict) Class in C
  24. 24- Implementing Encapsulation and Interfaces in C
  25. 25- Exploring the Map Abstraction across Languages
  26. 26- A Quick Look at Unique Aspects of the C++ Object Oriented Pattern
  27. 27- Implementing Encapsulation in C-Based Objects
  28. 28- Building an Iterator Abstraction in C
  29. 29- Introduction: Building a HashMap and LinkedTreeMap in C
  30. 30- Understanding Hash Computations
  31. 31- Building a HashMap object in C
  32. 32- Using Binary Trees as Data Structures
  33. 33- Inserting Data Into a LinkedTreeMap in C
  34. 34- Counting Words in Python and in C using a LinkedHashMap
  35. 35- A Reading of Chapter 7 - Input / Output
  36. 36- A Reading of Chapter 8 - The UNIX System Interface