ANSI C Programming: Text Processing

Course details

To describe how to write ANSI C programs for text, string, and array processing

• Coding arrays in ANSI C
• define one-dimensional and multidimensional arrays and find the mean of an array in ANSI C.
• Reading an array in ANSI C
• write the code that reads an array in ANSI C.
• Initializing one- and two-dimensional arrays in ANSI C
• initialize one- and two-dimensional arrays with constant data in ANSI C.
• Passing an array to a function in ANSI C
• pass an array to a function in ANSI C.
• Accessing an array using a function in ANSI C
• write a program that stores user input in an array and then passes the array to a function in ANSI C.
• Using strings and string literals in ANSI C
• format strings and string literals in ANSI C and distinguish between strings and character arrays.
• Extracting a substring from a string in ANSI C
• identify the steps involved in extracting a substring from a string in ANSI C.
• Handling substrings using arrays in ANSI C
• write the code that extracts a substring from a string using an array in ANSI C.
• Using string library functions in ANSI C
• name the most common string-handling library functions in ANSI C and list their uses.
• Defining and initializing pointers to strings in ANSI C
• use the correct syntax when defining and initializing string pointers and string pointer arrays in ANSI C.
• Using pointers instead of arrays in ANSI C
• alter a piece of code to use pointers instead of array subscripts in ANSI C.
• Handling substrings with pointers in ANSI C
• write a program that extracts a substring from a string using pointers in ANSI C.