C Language Tutorial
A complete guide to C programming, from basic syntax and control structures to pointers, memory management, and real-world examples. This handbook breaks down core concepts with clear explanations, code examples, and practice exercises so beginners can build confidence and prepare for further systems-level programming.
5 Modules
40 Lessons
English
0.5 Hr
Reading Plan
MODULE 1
C Basics
What is C Language?1 min
Features of C1 min
Overview of C1 min
Install C Compiler/IDE1 min
My First C program1 min
Compile and Run C program1 min
Understand Compilation Process1 min
C Syntax Rules1 min
Keywords and Identifier1 min
Understanding Datatypes1 min
Using Datatypes (Examples)1 min
What are Variables?1 min
What are Literals?1 min
Constant value Variables - const1 min
C Input / Output1 min
Operators in C Language1 min
Decision Making1 min
Switch Statement1 min
Looping1 min
Arrays1 min
String and Character array1 min
Storage classes1 min
MODULE 2
C Functions
MODULE 3
C Structures
MODULE 4
C Pointers
MODULE 5
C File/Error
Contributors
C Language Tutorial
This handbook offers a structured path into C, one of the most enduring and widely used programming languages. You’ll start with basic syntax and environment setup, then work through variables, conditions, loops, functions, arrays, pointers, and memory concepts. Each concept is paired with illustrative examples so you can see theory in action.
Why This Handbook Matters
C is the backbone of many modern languages and systems. Learning it builds a deep understanding of how programs work at the memory and processor level — knowledge that makes you a stronger developer in any language.
Ideal Learners for This Handbook
This handbook is perfect for absolute beginners wanting to dive into programming and for developers who want to understand how software works close to the machine. It’s also valuable for students preparing for technical interviews and anyone aiming to strengthen problem-solving fundamentals.
Prerequisites
This course is suitable for:
- No prior programming experience is required.
- A basic understanding of how to use a computer and familiarity with installing software is enough to begin.
- As you advance, you’ll practice writing and running code using a simple text editor and compiler.










