In this repository, you can see examples of C language which explained with comments. You can improve yourself with these examples and you can make changes to make your own programs. The goal here is to learn the fundamentals of the C language.
- Install MinGW.
- Select
mingw32-base-binand install it. - Add
C:\MinGW\binto Path System Environment Variable - Open PowerShell and go to the code folder.
- Write
gcc .\main.c -o main ; .\mainto compile and run code.
- Open Terminal and run
sudo apt-get install build-essentialcode. - Go to code folder.
- Write
gcc main.c -o main && ./mainand press Enter to compile and run code.
- GCC Version: (MinGW.org GCC Build-20200227-1) 9.2.0
- Editor: Visual Studio Code
- Extension: C/C++ (Identifier: ms-vscode.cpptools)
- 000 - Prints Hello World!!!
- 001 - Celsius to fahrenfeit converter.
- 002 - Space, tab and newline counter.
- 003 - Counts the words, lines, and characters of the input.
- 004 - Prints one word per line after write somethng and press Enter.
- 005 - Prints horizontal histogram for every words.
- 006 - Prints horizontal histogram for every chars.
- 007 - Removes multiple spaces, blank lines and tabs or multiple tabs (replace with space).
- 008 - Reverse input line string and print it.
- 009 - Divide long lines to two or more lines.
- 010 - Removes one line, inline and multiline comments in C code.
- 011 - Converts lover character to upper character.
- 012 - Converts upper character to lower character.
- 013 - Converts escape character to visible escape sequence character.
- 014 - Converts 10 base number to b base number.
- 015 - Basically encrypt and decrypt the string.
- 016 - Prints ASCII value of a given character.
- 017 - Prints length of a given string.
- 018 - Converts binary string to decimal number.
- 019 - Prints sum of digit for a given number.