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Advanced C Lab

This document outlines an advanced C programming lab course covering pointers, memory management, file handling, preprocessors, and graphics across 3 modules over 108 periods. Module I covers pointers, structures, dynamic memory allocation, and arrays of pointers over 40 periods. Module II focuses on file handling, streams, text and binary files, and direct access files across 34 periods. Module III teaches preprocessors, macros, conditional compilation, command line arguments, error handling, and basic graphics functions over the final 34 periods. The course aims to provide hands-on experience implementing various C programming concepts.

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Advanced C Lab

This document outlines an advanced C programming lab course covering pointers, memory management, file handling, preprocessors, and graphics across 3 modules over 108 periods. Module I covers pointers, structures, dynamic memory allocation, and arrays of pointers over 40 periods. Module II focuses on file handling, streams, text and binary files, and direct access files across 34 periods. Module III teaches preprocessors, macros, conditional compilation, command line arguments, error handling, and basic graphics functions over the final 34 periods. The course aims to provide hands-on experience implementing various C programming concepts.

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SUBJECT TITLE SUBJECT CODE PERIODS/WEEK PERIODS/SEMESTER

: ADVANCED 'C' LAB : :6 : 108 TIME SCHEDULE

MODULE TOPIC 1 2 3 Pointers & Memory management File handling & streams Preprocessors & Graphics TOTAL OBJECTIVES

PERIODS 40 34 34 108

MODULE I:- Overview of basic programming constructs, structures & pointers in C 1.0 Control structures, arrays, strings, user defined & library functions, storage class 1.1 Structures, Nested structures, Arrays of structures 1.2 Pointers, pointer expressions and pointer arithmetics 1.3 Pointers to functions, pointer to pointer 1.4 Array of pointers, pointers and strings 1.5 Pointer to structure, Self referential structure 1.6 Dynamic memory allocation(DMA) 1.7 DMA functions: malloc(),sizeof(), free0 & realloc() MODULE II:- File handling using c 2.1 Data organization 2.2 File attributes 2.3 File Operations : Opening, reading and closing files 2.4 Text and Binary files 2.5 Streams, working with streams, fputs() & fgets() 2.6 Standard streams in C, Flushing a stream, fread() & fwrite() 2.7 Direct access file , fseek(), random access I/O, updating records 2.8 fprintf() and fscanf() MODULE III:- Preprocessors and macros 3.0 Preprocessor, #define, macros with arguments, file inclusion 3.1 Conditional compilation directives :#if, #ifdef , #else, #elif & #endif 3.2 Creating header files, include user defined header files. 3.3 Command Line arguments 3.4 Making projects 3.5 Error handling 3.6 Graphics: Initialize graphics mode, plot a point, draw line 3.7 Draw different shapes using library functions

CONTENT DETAILS MODULE I:Pointers & Memory management Overview of basic programming constructs in C. Structure, Basics of Pointers :-pointers operators, pointer arithmetic, Pointers and function, Array of pointers, Pointer and Strings, Pointer to structure, Self referential structure, Introduction of Dynamic memory allocation, DMA functions malloc() function, sizeof() operator, Function free(), Function realloc(). MODULE II: Files File handling:-Data organization, various functions for handling files , File types, streams, working with stream, fputs() and fgets(), standard streams in C, Flushing a stream, Using fread() and fwrite(), Direct access file, fseek() and random access I/O, fprintf() and fscanf(). MODULE III Preprocessors & Graphics The preprocessor directives, macros, conditional compilation directives, command line arguments , making projects, error handling, graphics TEXT BOOK: Data Structures Using C : Reema Thareja Oxford Higher Education Reference : Let Us C : Yashavant Kanetkar BPB Publications MODEL EXPERIMENTS 1. Implement used defined functions: with & without arguments 2. Implement user defined funnctions : with & without return values 3. Implement library functions in C(string & mathematical) 4. Implement structure, nested structure, array of structures 5. Implement pointers 6. Implement text files 7. Implement binary files 8. Implement random files 9. Implement command line arguments 10. Implement used defined library functions 11. Implement macros, compiler directives 12. Implement graphics

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