CS-202: Computer systems

Lectures in this course (82)

Discusses advanced data types in C, focusing on arrays and their characteristics.

Discusses advanced types in C, including enumerated types, typedefs, and structures, with practical examples to illustrate their usage.

Discusses advanced types in C, focusing on unions, bit fields, and their associated modifiers and operators.

Provides an overview of standard input and output management in C programming, covering printf, scanf, and file handling techniques.

Explains the differences between the prefix and suffix increment operators in C programming, emphasizing clarity and best practices in coding.

Covers the definition and applications of pointers in C programming, emphasizing their role in memory management and generic programming.

Explains pointers in C, focusing on their role as variables that store memory addresses and the importance of understanding memory management.

Explains the fundamental concepts and practical usage of pointers in C programming.

Explains pointers in C, focusing on passing by reference and memory management techniques.

Explains pointers and constants in C programming, focusing on their definitions, usage, and implications for memory management.

Explains the differences between pointers and references in programming, focusing on their definitions, uses, and limitations in C and C++.

Covers the representation and management of strings in C, highlighting key differences from other programming languages.

Covers type reading in C, focusing on pointers, functions, and the use of typedefs for clarity.

Explains the relationship between pointers and arrays in C, focusing on memory management and pointer arithmetic.

Explains pointer arithmetic in C, focusing on memory manipulation and common pitfalls.

Explains the sizeof operator in C, focusing on its use with pointers and arrays, and highlights common pitfalls and errors in its application.

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