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C Programming

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C Programming

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What is C Programming?
Features of C Programming
Applications of C Programming

Setting up the C Environment
The C Compilation Process

Variables and Data Types in C

Output in C — printf() and Format Specifiers
Input in C — scanf(), getchar(), and puts()

Arithmetic, Relational, and Logical Operators in C
Bitwise Operators, Ternary Operator & Precedence in C

Conditional Statements in C — if, if-else, and Nested if
The switch Statement and Fall-through in C

Loops in C — while, do-while, and for Loops

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Decision Making in CLast Updated: Aug 19, 2026

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The switch Statement and Fall-through in C

When a program needs to choose between many discrete options based on the value of a single variable, an else-if ladder can become long, cluttered, and repetitive.

C provides the switch statement as a cleaner, more efficient multi-way branch selection tool.

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