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This C programming tutorial for beginners covers the basics of the language, including data types, variables, and printing. The author also discusses constants, which are variables that can't be modified. Constants can be helpful when you want to store information that is unchanging.

00:00:00 This 1-hour video tutorial teaches beginners how to use the C programming language. The instructor introduces the language and its various features, and then shows how to install and use an IDE to write and compile C programs.
00:05:00 In this tutorial, the author walks the viewer through installing and using a C compiler, and then shows how to create a new project in code blocks. The author then shows how to write and run a simple C program.
00:10:00 This video tutorial explains how to create and run a simple C program on a computer. The main dot C file that was automatically created for the tutorial is shown, and include and printf instructions are explained. The run button is used to run the program and a message is displayed to indicate that the program has not been built yet.
00:15:00 In this C programming tutorial for beginners, the instructor explains how to write and run a program. He demonstrates how to use the printf command to draw a triangle on the screen. When the program is run, it prints out the triangle three times.
00:20:00 This 1-paragraph summary explains how variables in C programming can make programs easier to manage and maintain. The video covers the basics of variables, how to create them, and how to use them to store different pieces of data.
00:25:00 In this C programming tutorial, the author demonstrates how to create a variable to store characters and an integer. They also show how to print the contents of the variables.
00:30:00 In this C programming tutorial, the author introduces the concept of data types. He covers the two most common data types, integers and decimals, and demonstrates how to create and use them in a program.
00:35:00 This 1-paragraph summary explains the basics of C programming, including the three data types that can be used: integers, doubles, and strings. Strings can be represented by a character variable, and arrays can be created using the char datatype. The print function is used to print information on the screen, and printf allows for more flexible output.
00:40:00 In this C programming tutorial, the author explains the syntax for printing various types of data using the printf function. He also discusses how to create and use variables.
00:45:00 This tutorial discusses how to work with numbers in C, discusses different number types, and shows how to use functions to do math.
00:50:00 Comments are useful for leaving notes, disabling code, and commenting out lines of code.
00:55:00 In this C programming tutorial, the author discusses constants, which are variables that can't be modified. A constant can be either a number or a string of text. If a constant is printed out, it will be displayed in all capital letters to make it easier to see. Constants can be helpful when you want to store information that is unchanging, like the value of a variable.

01:00:00 - 02:00:00

This C programming tutorial for beginners covers the use of functions, including how to write a function that returns a value. The tutorial also covers the use of the if statement to compare two numbers and determine which one is bigger.

01:00:00 In this C programming tutorial, the author demonstrates how to input information from the user, using functions like printf and scanf. He also covers how to get doubles and integers from the user.
01:05:00 In this C programming tutorial for beginners, the instructor explains how to use scanf to get input from the user, and also shows how to use F gets to get a line of text from the user.
01:10:00 In this C programming tutorial, the author demonstrates how to build a basic calculator using functions such as scanf and printf. He also shows how to get user input in the form of strings.
01:15:00 In this C programming tutorial for beginners, the author introduces the concept of variables, introduces the function scanf, and demonstrates how to create a mad libs game in C.
01:20:00 This 1-paragraph summary describes how to use the Scanf function to get input from the user.
01:25:00 In this C programming tutorial, the author demonstrates how to create an array with multiple items. The array can hold integers, characters, or double numbers. The author also demonstrates how to use a raisin seed symbol to indicate that the array should be treated as a variable rather than a literal list of values.
01:30:00 In this C programming tutorial for beginners, the author shows how to access specific elements inside of an array using open and close square bracket notation. He also explains how to modify elements inside of the array, and how to specify the number of elements the array can hold.
01:35:00 This tutorial covers the basics of programming in C, including the use of functions. The tutorial also covers the use of strings and arrays.
01:40:00 This 1-paragraph summary explains how functions work in C programming. A function is a block of code that performs a specific task, and you can call it from inside of another function. You can also give it a name, and pass it a parameter. In this example, the say hi function is called with the parameter "Mike." The say hi function prints "hello Mike."
01:45:00 This C programming tutorial for beginners covers how to use functions and return values. The first example shows how to create a function and how to cube a number. The second example shows how to return a value from a function.
01:50:00 In this C programming tutorial for beginners, the author explains how to write a function that determines the biggest number in two parameters. The function uses an if statement to determine which number is bigger.
01:55:00 This YouTube video provides a basic introduction to the if statement, which can be used to compare two numbers or determine which one is bigger. The video also introduces the concept of an else statement, which can be used if the if statement's condition is not met.

02:00:00 - 03:00:00

This C programming tutorial for beginners covers the use of for and while loops. For loops allow code repetition, while loops check for a certain condition, and both can be used with arrays. This is a useful tool for simplifying code.

02:00:00 In this C programming tutorial for beginners, the author demonstrates how to use the and operator to check two conditions. Additionally, the or operator can be used to check two conditions.
02:05:00 This 1-paragraph summary introduces the video "C Programming Tutorial for Beginners" and explains how to use if statements to check conditions and perform various operations in a program.
02:10:00 In this tutorial, the author discusses the use of switch statements in C. A switch statement allows a programmer to respond to different situations, such as when a user enters a valid or invalid operator.
02:15:00 In this video, the c programming tutorial for beginners, the author explains how to create a switch statement to compare a letter grade to different values. If the grade is equal to one of the values, the code in the case statement will be executed. If there is a break statement after the case statement, the switch statement will stop executing and the program will continue with the next statement.
02:20:00 This video explains how to use C's switch statement to check one value against a set of conditions. This is a useful tool for checking one condition against a set of other conditions.
02:25:00 This C programming tutorial for beginners covers the use of structures and while loops. Structures can store values and while loops can continuously execute a block of code until a condition is false.
02:30:00 This 1-minute video tutorial shows how to create a while loop in C. The while loop will keep executing code until a condition is no longer true.
02:35:00 In this C programming tutorial for beginners, you will learn about how to create a guessing game using while loops. While loops allow you to keep executing code as long as a specific condition is true. In this example, the condition is that the guess is not equal to the secret number. If the user enters a number that is equal to the secret number, the game is over. The user's guess is stored inside of a variable called guess. When the user enters a number, the code inside of the while loop prints it out and then scansf converts it to an integer. The code then stores the integer inside of the guest variable. Once the user has entered all of their guests, the code prompts them to enter another number. If the user enters a number that is not equal to the secret number, the game is over. The user is then asked to enter another number. If the user enters a number that is equal to the secret number, the game is over and the user is awarded their winnings.
02:40:00 This C programming tutorial for beginners explains how to create a simple game where the user can only guess a secret number three times before losing.
02:45:00 This 1-minute YouTube video explains how a while loop works in C programming. If the user is out of guesses, the program will break out of the loop and print "You Win."
02:50:00 In this C programming tutorial, the instructor explains how to use for loops. For loops allow us to use an indexing variable to iterate through a sequence of values. The instructor also demonstrates how to create a for loop using simple code.
02:55:00 In this C programming tutorial, the author shows how to create and use for and while loops to simplify code. For loops allow for code repetition, while loops check for a certain condition, and both can be used with arrays.

03:00:00 - 03:45:00

This C programming tutorial for beginners explains how to create and open files, write information to them, and read information from them. It also briefly introduces the concept of pointers and shows how they can be used to access the memory addresses of specific variables.

03:00:00 This 1-paragraph summary explains how to create and access arrays in C programming, as well as how to use a nested for loop.
03:05:00 This 1-paragraph summary explains how to use variables to store information in a C program. Variables allow the programmer to keep track of different pieces of data and to easily access them later in the program.
03:10:00 This video provides a primer on how computer memory works, with particular focus on C programming. The video explains how to access values stored in memory by using variables with descriptive names and printf command.
03:15:00 This YouTube video provides a C programming tutorial for beginners. A memory address is a unique identifier for a physical location in computer memory. When a programmer wants to access a particular value in a variable, they can simply refer to the variable's name, or use the variable's memory address. C uses memory addresses to track the location of variables and to print out the values of variables. Pointers are a type of data that represent a memory address. When a programmer wants to access a specific value at a specific memory address, they use a pointer.
03:20:00 This video introduces the concept of pointers and demonstrates how to use them to access the memory addresses of specific variables. When creating a pointer, remember to include the memory address of the variable to be accessed.
03:25:00 This C programming tutorial for beginners explains the basics of pointers, how to create and dereference them, and how they can be useful in programming.
03:30:00 In this 1-minute tutorial, the author shows how to create and open files in C. They explain that the file mode can be either R for reading, R for writing, or W for appending. They also show how to close files.
03:35:00 This C programming tutorial for beginners shows how to create and open a file, write information to the file, and how to overwrite the file if desired.
03:40:00 In this tutorial, the author shows how to read information from a file using the C programming language. He first creates a variable to store the information, and then uses the F open function to read the file. The first line of the file is read and stored in the line variable. When printing the line variable, it prints out the entire file.
03:45:00 In this C programming tutorial for beginners, the author demonstrates how to use F gets to read the individual lines of a file.