C Programming Repository: A Comprehensive Collection of Foundational Examples

This repository serves as a meticulously organized collection of C programming examples, designed to illustrate and reinforce fundamental programming concepts. Each program is a focused demonstration of core principles, making this an ideal resource for learning, reference, and review.

The primary objective of this project is to provide a clear and accessible set of examples covering a wide range of topics essential for any C programmer. The structure is designed for intuitive navigation, allowing users to quickly locate code snippets related to specific concepts.

Project Structure

The code is organized into folders based on the programming topic. Each folder contains the source code (.c files) for the respective assignments.

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├── 1D/                    # Programs for 1D arrays (searching, sorting)
├── 2d/                    # Programs for 2D arrays (matrices)
├── command_line_args/     # Programs using command-line arguments
├── Dynamic_meomory_allocation/  # Dynamic memory allocation programs
├── files/                 # File handling programs
├── pointers/              # Programs demonstrating pointer concepts
├── preprocessor_directives/ # Programs using preprocessor directives
├── strings/               # String manipulation programs
└── Structures_and_Unions/ # Programs for structures and unions

How to Compile and Run the Code

To compile and run any of the programs in this repository, you'll need a C compiler like GCC.

1. Clone the repository:

   git clone [https://github.com/YourUsername/your-repo-name.git](https://github.com/YourUsername/your-repo-name.git)
   cd your-repo-name

2. Navigate to a specific program's directory: For example, to compile search.c:

   cd 1D/

3. Compile the source code: Use the GCC compiler to create an executable file.

   gcc search.c -o search

4. Run the executable:

   ./search

Learning & Contribution

This repository is maintained as a public resource for the C programming community. Contributions are welcome and encouraged. If you have an improved algorithm, a more efficient implementation, or wish to add a new example, please feel free to contribute.

To contribute:

Fork the repository.

Create a new branch for your changes.

Commit your code with a clear and descriptive message.

Submit a pull request detailing the nature of your contribution.

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Note: All executable (.exe) files and IDE configuration files (.vscode/) are excluded from this repository using a .gitignore file.