C – Loop

After reading this C loop topic, you will understand loop types and you will know the for loop flowchart, theory, and examples.

In real life, many times we need to perform some task repeated over and over, until a specific goal is reached. That’s why C language provides us a repetitive structure called loop.

C Loop that executes the same statement(s) again and again as long as the condition is true. C language supports three types of loops are: –

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C – switch statement

After reading this C switch statement topic, you will understand the switch statement syntax and you will know the flowchart, theory, and examples.

In real life, most of the situations are dealt with many alternatives and we have to choose any one among them, is the logic of the switch statement.

switch statement also called multi-way statement i.e. to execute statement(s) under one choice out of many choices.

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C – Input/Output Functions

After reading this input/output functions topic, you will understand its theory and examples also you will able to use these functions in C programming.

C input/output functions used to accept data from the user or to display information on the screen. The two most commonly used Input/Output functions are printf() and scanf().

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C – Arrays

After reading this arrays topic, you will understand its theory and examples, you will know the types of arrays also you will able to implement one-dimensional arrays.

Ordinary variables are capable to store only one value at a time, many times we need to store many values and declaring many variables for each value is not logically right, so construct one variable capable of storing many values is the logic of an array.

An array is a collection of memory location under a single variable or we can say when one variable is used to hold the finite number of elements of the same type then this variable called an array.

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