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  • Chapter 1: Variables, Constants & Keywords: Explains variables, constants, and keywords in programming, focusing on rules for naming variables and examples.
  • Chapter 2: Instructions and Operators: Details the different types of instructions and operators in C, including arithmetic and control instructions.
  • Chapter 3: Conditional Instructions: Introduces conditional instructions and decision-making structures like if-else and switch-case in C programming.
  • Chapter 4: Loop Control Instructions: Provides an overview of loop constructs like for, while, and do-while loops in C programming.
  • Chapter 5: Functions and Recursion: Covers functions and recursion mechanisms, with examples on function definition, prototyping, and recursive functions.
  • Chapter 6: Pointers: Explains what pointers are in C, their uses, and how to manipulate and declare them in programs.
  • Chapter 7: Arrays: Describes arrays and their operations, including initialization, memory allocation, and accessing elements.
  • Chapter 8: Strings: Explains strings in C, how to define and manipulate them, and common string operations.
  • Chapter 9: Structures: Describes how to define and use structures in C, including defining complex data types and memory management.
  • Chapter 10: File I/O: Covers file input/output operations in C, detailing various modes for reading and writing files.
  • Chapter 11: Dynamic Memory Allocation: Explains memory allocation techniques such as malloc, calloc, and realloc for dynamic memory management in C.

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