This course covers the fundamentals of computer memory and its relevance to programming. The learning outcomes include understanding memory allocation, pointers, strings, and data structures. The course teaches skills such as memory management, debugging, and working with different data types. The teaching method involves lectures and practical examples. This course is intended for individuals interested in computer science, programming, and software development.
Overview
Syllabus
) Introduction.
) Enhance.
) Week 2 Recap.
) CS50 IDE.
) check50.
) debug50.
) Taking Off the Training Wheels.
) compare0.c.
) compare1.c.
) Strings Don't Exist.
) compare2.c.
) char *.
) compare3.c.
) compare4.c.
) compare6.c.
) copy0.c.
) copy1.c.
) copy2.c.
) malloc and free.
) scanf0.c.
) scanf1.c.
) scanf2.c.
) addresses.c.
) Hexadecimal.
) Milk and OJ.
) noswap.c.
) swap.c.
) Pointer Fun with Binky.
) Stack Overflow.
) struct0.c.
) struct1.c.
) struct2.c.
) Outro.
Taught by
freeCodeCamp.org
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