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This website is developed to help anyone who  wants to learn C/C++ programming. There are plenty of resources for learners such as tutorials, source code, library references, programming syntax and C/C++ programming interview questions.

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Differences Between malloc and calloc in C Programming

Differences Between malloc and calloc in C Programming

In C programming, dynamic memory allocation allows us to allocate memory at runtime. Two commonly used functions for this purpose are malloc and calloc. While they may seem similar, there are important differences between the two. This article explores these differences with examples.

Machine Learning with C++

Machine Learning with C++

In this case study, we explore how C++ contributes to the development and deployment of machine learning applications, highlight its role in frameworks like TensorFlow and PyTorch and its application in real world use cases.

How VPNs Can Secure Your IoT Devices From Cyber Threats?

How VPNs Can Secure Your IoT Devices From Cyber Threats?

There are additional features to look for like a killswitch and log policies. A killswitch disconnects you from the Internet if you lose connection to your VPN server and until the connection is regained, ensuring you are always protected. No log policies mean that the VPN service does not log any Internet activity: most VPNs say they offer this service, but you should look for those where the policies have been independently verified to ensure total privacy.

C Programming Tutorials

C programming tutorials include language constructs, file handling, union and structures, pointers and data structures.

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C# Programming Tutorials

C# Tutorials include .NET introduction, basic constructs, working with name spaces and exception handling.

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Programming FAQs

It includes General Programming language and scripting language Questions, C and C++ Programming Questions, Java Programming Questions and Direct-X Programming Questions

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Object Oriented Programming

Object oriented concepts include polymorphism, inheritance, classes/objects, Encapsulation, Data hiding and overloading.

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C++ Programming Tutorials

C++ programming tutorials include basics, oop concepts, lecture notes, memory management and exception/handling.

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Programming Styles

Tutorials Linux kernel coding styles, indian hill C coding styles and standards, GNU coding styles and standards.

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Data Structures

There are two types of data structures available to C/C++ programmers. One is already built-in and other is complex data structures that can be implemented using built in data types.

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Algorithm Programming

Data Structures and Algorithm Analysis, Binary Search Tree implementation, sorting and standard template library.

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The C Programming Language (2nd Edition)

This book provides the complete guide to ANSI standard C language while showing how to take advantage of C’s rich set of operators, expressions, improved control flow, and data structures. Most importantly, it’s co-written by Dennis M. Ritchie, creator of C programming language.

Programming Resources

Here we have compiled the best resources in learning C and C++ programming that you can find.

C Source Code

C source code include small programs to understand different concepts.

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C++ Source Code

C++ codes include small programs to understand basic C++ concepts.

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Downloads

This section icnludes downloadable source code which you can compile directly in IDE.

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Free Utilities

Free utilities are small applications written in different programming languages.

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Programming Books

This section includes list of programming books on numbers of programming topics.

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Programming Tips

C/C++ programming tips on different topics. It also includes blog posts.

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The C++ Programming Language (4th Edition)

The book provides complete guide to C++ language, its features, and the design techniques used. It is authored by the creator of C++ himself, Bjarne Stroustrup. This is the new edition of the world’s most trusted and widely read guide to C++. It has also been comprehensively updated for the long-awaited C++11 standard.