C Programming Fundamentals: From Basics to Data Structures is a complete beginner-friendly course designed to take you from your first C program to core programming concepts, recursion, arrays, strings, and abstract data types. You will begin by writing your first C program and learning how variables are created, assigned, and used. From there, you will develop a practical understanding of errors and debugging, helping you recognize problems in your code and understand how programs behave during execution.
The course then introduces functions and explains how programs can be organized into smaller reusable parts. You will explore global variables, program flow, recursion, and iteration, giving you a stronger understanding of how execution moves through a C program and how repeated operations can be controlled. As your programming skills develop, you will study encapsulation and generalisation before moving into arrays and strings. You will learn how indexed data is accessed and manipulated, how strings are represented and processed, and how common string functions can be used in C programs.
The final part of the course introduces Abstract Data Types and Structures, showing how more advanced data can be organized and managed. You will work through practical ADT examples, including a Stack and a Dictionary, helping you connect fundamental C programming concepts with core data structure ideas. By the end of the course, you will have a solid foundation in C programming, including variables, debugging, functions, scope, control flow, recursion, iteration, arrays, strings, structures, and abstract data types.
