Pointer arithmetic

Pointer arithmetic Pointer arithmetic operation in C language is a basic fundamental programming concept in languages ​​like C and C++. In which direct C program variable memory management features are available. It allows the C programmer to manipulate the memory addresses stored in pointers to efficiently navigate and manage array and other data structure operations.…

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Basics of pointers

Basics of pointers Pointers are a fundamental concept in C programming. It allows the C programmer to directly work with the memory address of different program variables declared in the program. Pointers allow you to access and manipulate the memory address location of data type variables indirectly. This allows dynamic memory allocation of data type…

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Recursion

Recursion Recursion function is a powerful programming technique or method in C language where a function declared in a C program calls itself directly or indirectly to solve a larger problem by referring to a smaller example model of the same function problem. In C language, the use of recursion function is particularly useful for…

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Return values

Return values In C programming functions can return argument values ​​to the function calling source code, so that the function can calculate the argument results, and pass them back to the function calling for further function use or processing. So let's see how you can declare a function that returns function argument values, use function…

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Passing arguments to functions

Passing arguments to functions By passing a parameter argument list to a function in C programming, you can provide input data values ​​to the function so that it can perform its user-defined task based on the argument parameter list data values. The arguments or parameter list given to a function in C language can be…

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Declaration and definition

Declaration and definition Functions play an important role in C programming in organizing program code into smaller blocks for managing and reusing it and in calling individual program arguments. Functions are used as an alternative to modular programming in C programming. Where a large program project is declared in small modules or function blocks and…

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Multi-dimensional arrays

Multi-dimensional arrays Multi-dimensional arrays in C programming allow you to store array data types in more than one dimension. Here multi-dimensional arrays involve storing, displaying or processing array elements in a table or matrix form. Where essentially declaring array elements is a matrix or table-like structure format of variable elements. So let’s see how we…

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Accessing array elements

Accessing array elements Accessing array elements in C language is a simple process, and in this, square brackets [ ] are used after the array name. Which contains the index memory address location of that declared array element. Which you want to access or process in the current program. So let's access array elements in…

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Declaration and initialization

Declaration and initialization An array is a homogeneous data structure in C programming that allows the C programmer to index or store a fixed-size sequence of elements of the same data type. Arrays in C language provide a way to organize integer, float, character, or string data types that can be accessed and manipulated using…

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Break and continue statements

Break and continue statements Break and continue statements in C programming language are program code control flow statements. These are used by C programmer to change the normal flow of program execution within a program loop. In normal language break statement breaks the execution of C program code. Whereas continue statement continues the break loop…

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