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C Arrays
Store a fixed ordered collection, visit every valid index exactly once, and never assume an array knows its length.
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C Data Types
Choose a representation, inspect sizes with sizeof, and convert values without pretending sizes are universal.
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C Debugging
Distinguish defined, unspecified, implementation-defined, and undefined behavior, then debug with evidence.
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C Dynamic Memory
Allocate, grow, and release runtime-sized storage while making ownership and failure paths explicit.
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C Enums
Represent a closed set of integral states with names, not unexplained literals.
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C File Handling
Treat files as streams that can fail, check every open, and keep cleanup on every branch including errors.
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C First Program
Create, run, read, and repair a complete C source file with deliberate output and exit status.
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C For Loop
Visit a counted range with for, keep the bound exclusive or inclusive on purpose, and prove the loop can stop.
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C Functions
Design focused functions with a declaration, a definition, parameters, return values, and a clear contract.
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C If Else
Choose a path with if, else if, and else, compare values clearly, and keep braces around every branch.
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C Input and Output
Format typed output, read values through addresses, and treat input as untrusted until conversion and range checks succeed.
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C Introduction
Trace a C program from source file through compilation, linking, and terminal output.
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C Makefiles
Record which source creates which object, regenerate stale targets, and keep debug artifacts separate from release.
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C Operators
Calculate and compare values with operators whose types, order, and side effects you can explain.
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C Pointers
Read and store memory addresses, mutate caller-owned objects, and keep every pointer's lifetime explicit.
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C Preprocessor
Build multi-file C programs with preprocessing, headers, linkage, and explicit compile-and-link steps.
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C Project: Command-Line Inventory Manager
Connect functions, pointers, files, and dynamic memory in one tested terminal application.
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C Strings
Treat text as a character array that ends at \0, keep capacity visible, and never use gets().
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C Structures
Model related fields as one record, pass structures with clear ownership, and keep union members tagged.
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C Variables
Understand how a C name refers to a typed object, initialize before you read, and update values on purpose.