Module 6: Introduction to C Language ITEI102 Introduction to Programming Structure of C++ Program - Programming Terminologies - Microsoft Visual Studio.

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1 Module 6: Introduction to C Language ITEI102 Introduction to Programming Structure of C++ Program - Programming Terminologies - Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 - The C++ Screen - Console Output and Escape Sequences - Console Input - Data Types

2 Introduction to C > Microsoft Visual C++ 2

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4 4 Introduction to C> IDE of MSVC

5 Versions: There are five current versions of Visual C++ available: Microsoft Visual C++ 2010 Express Edition (available as a free download at the MSDN site) Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 Professional Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 Team Foundation Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 Premium Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 Ultimate Note: Visual C++ is included in Visual Studio. 5

6 Introduction to Computer Programming 6 Introduction to C language > Why use C?

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8 Introduction to C language > Brief History of C

9 Introduction to C language > Advantages of C

10 Introduction to C language > Running C Programs

11 Introduction to C language > Running C Programs> Editing

12 Introduction to C language > Running C Programs> Compiling

13 Introduction to C language > Running C Programs> Linking

14 Introduction to C language > Running C Programs> Executable Files

15 Introduction to Computer Programming 15 Phases of C++ Programs: 1.Edit 2.Preprocess 3.Compile 4.Link 5.Load 6.Execute Loader Primary Memory Program is created in the editor and stored on disk. Preprocessor program processes the code. Loader puts program in memory. CPU takes each instruction and executes it, possibly storing new data values as the program executes. Compiler Compiler creates object code and stores it on disk. Linker links the object code with the libraries, creates a.out and stores it on disk Editor Preprocessor Linker CPU Primary Memory........................ Disk Introduction to C language > Basics of a Typical C++ Environment

16 Introduction to C language > Structure of C programs > C’ Character set

17 Introduction to C language > Structure of C programs > Constants

18 Introduction to C language > Structure of C programs > Integer Constants

19 Introduction to C language > Structure of C programs > Real Constants

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21 Introduction to C language > Structure of C programs > Character Constants

22 Introduction to C language > Structure of C programs > String Constants

23 Introduction to C language > C Variable

24 Introduction to C language > C Variables

25 Introduction to C language > C Keywords

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27 Introduction to C language > Identifiers

28 Introduction to C language > The form of a C Language

29 Introduction to C language > The Layout of a C Language

30 Introduction to C language > Your First Program

31 Introduction to C language > Adding Comments to a Program

32 Introduction to C language > Anatomy of C Programs

33 Data Types, operators and Expressions> Data Types Introduction to Computer Programming 33

34 Introduction to Computer Programming 34 Data Types, operators and Expressions > Data Types>Integer Number Variables

35 Introduction to Computer Programming 35 Data Types, operators and Expressions > Data Types>Decimal Number Variables

36 Introduction to Computer Programming 36 Data Types, operators and Expressions > Data Types> Character Variables

37 Introduction to Computer Programming 37 Data Types, operators and Expressions > Assignment Statement

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39 Introduction to Computer Programming 39 Data Types, operators and Expressions> Global Variables

40 Data Types, operators and Expressions> Constant Data Types

41 Introduction to Computer Programming 41 Data Types, operators and Expressions> Constant Data Types> Example program

42 Data Types, operators and Expressions> User defined data types

43 Introduction to Computer Programming 43 Data Types, operators and Expressions> Enumerated data types