C language Advanced course from the beginning in Arabic
Learn C programming with our comprehensive course! Over 44 hours of content, from beginner to advanced. Master C with Arabic & international resources.
Course Content
C language Advanced course from the beginning in Arabic is an all-levels Udemy course taught by Wail Monir. It runs 44h 23m, is taught in Arabic, and includes a certificate of completion. 2 students have enrolled. It is a paid course, last updated July 2025.
Master C Programming: The Ultimate Comprehensive Course
Unlock the power of C with the largest C programming course available! This extensive resource brings together the best of Arabic and international C programming tutorials – both free and paid – catering to all skill levels, from complete beginners to advanced programmers. Gain practical expertise through hands-on exercises and over 44 hours of video lectures delivered in approximately 110 video lessons.
This in-depth course features over 1500 slides packed with code examples, illustrations, and detailed explanations to ensure complete understanding. You'll explore C programming across multiple compilers and systems, gaining a thorough grasp of the nuances and differences between them. No detail is left unexplored – expect a comprehensive breakdown of every concept, explained with clear code and explanations. Perfect for anyone seeking a precise and thorough understanding of C.
Course Content:
Introduction to C:
- Quick Overview: Why Learn C?
- C Language: History, Standards, and Purpose
- Numeral Systems: Binary, Decimal, Hexadecimal
- The Compilation Process: Compilers, IDEs, and Text Editors
- Setting Up Your Environment: Linux Virtual Machine & Compiler Downloads (Codeblocks, MVS)
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- C Program Structure: Understanding the basic framework.
- Data Types: Integers, Floating-Point Numbers, Characters, and more.
- ASCII Table: Character encoding fundamentals.
- Literals: Representing values in C.
- Integer Types: Understanding different integer sizes and ranges.
- Overflow and Promotion: Handling data type conversions.
- Real Types: Floating-point representation and precision.
- Complex Types: Working with complex numbers.
constandtypedef: Creating constants and custom data types.- Type Conversion: Explicit and implicit conversions.
- Format Specifiers: Formatting output.
Operators in C:
- Arithmetic Operators: Addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, modulo.
- Unary Operators: Increment, decrement, and other unary operations.
- Binary Operators: Comparison, logical, bitwise operators.
- Relational Operators: Comparing values.
- Logical Operators: Combining conditions.
- Bitwise Operators: Manipulating bits.
- Short-Circuit Evaluation: Optimizing boolean expressions.
- Assignment Operator: Assigning values to variables.
sizeofOperator: Determining data type sizes.- Comma Operator: Evaluating multiple expressions.
- Ternary Operator: Conditional expressions.
- Operator Precedence and Associativity: Understanding operator order.
Control Flow Statements:
- Conditional Statements:
if,else if,else. - Nested
ifStatements: Complex conditional logic. switch-caseStatements: Multi-way branching.whileanddo-whileLoops: Repeating code blocks.forLoops: Iterating with counters.gotoStatement: Unconditional jumps (use with caution).breakandcontinue: Controlling loop execution.- Nested Loops: Loops within loops.
- Conditional Statements:
Arrays in C:
- Introduction to Arrays: Storing collections of data.
- Initialization,
sizeof, andtypedef: Array setup. - Two-Dimensional Arrays: Multidimensional data structures.
- Variable Length Arrays (VLAs): Dynamically sized arrays.
Pointers in C:
- Introduction to Pointers: Understanding memory addresses.
- Dereferencing: Accessing values through pointers.
- Using
constwith Pointers: Protecting data. - Pointer to Pointer: Advanced pointer concepts.
- Pointers vs. Arrays: Understanding the relationship.
Strings in C:
- Introduction to Strings: Character arrays.
charPointers: Using pointers to represent strings.- Arrays of Strings: Storing multiple strings.
- String Libraries: Manipulating strings with standard functions. (Multiple sections covering various string operations)
Advanced Pointers:
- Void Pointers: Generic pointers.
- Dynamic Memory Allocation:
malloc, `calloc
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