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Getting started with C - 01 This blog can be divided into two parts: Installing VS Code (IDE) Setting it up for an optimised experience Installing C Compiler Watch Full Installation Video It's my guarantee after watching my video you won't be left with any confusion. Link down below: Installing VS Code Step 01: Click on the given link Click here Step 02: Directly click on Windows it will download the installer. Step 03: Run the installer 3.1 : Accept the Agreement and click on Next . 3.2 : You can change the location where you want to install. I will recommend going with the default location. Click on Next . 3.3 : Click on Next . 3.4 : Enable all the options . Which are Created Shortcut, Add "Open with Code" like given in the image below. And click on Next. 3.5 : Click on Install . 3.6 : Click on Finish . Now, VS CODE will open up for the first time. So it will take a while. Setup VS Code for C programming Make sure you are conn...
What is boilerplate? In VS Code there is one option called user snippet. In it, we can declare a code that that is being repeatedly used by us like basic structure of C program. Afterwards, when we call it by using defined keyword or say Prefix. The intellisence of VS Code will detect and write that pre-decleared code for us. Advantages: Saves time Reduce error Boilerplate Code Link: Click here How to make Boilerplate for C in VS Code Step 1: In bottom left you can see gear like icon ⚙️ click on it. Step 2: Click on User Snippet . Step 3: Select C.json Step 4: Copy and paste the given code in it and save the file by ctrl + s. Hurray your boilerplate is ready to use! Just try to type boilerplate in C program file you will see a suggestion just click on it and your code is automatically completed.
What is data format? The binary representation of data values. Why do we need to study? #conceptBuilder If you had done C/C++ programming in past or if not done then also no problem I'll tell you that there are some data types like int (for integers), char (for characters), float (for decimal numbers) etc. So we are giving the input in the format that we are understanding. But our computer can't understand these languages it only understands the machine language (binary language). So in our architecture, we have to do something to convert these to machine language and then the role of data format comes into the frame. Classification of Data In our syllabus, we only deal with Fixed-point and floating-point. And for characters, only we need to remember its name and full form for general knowledge point of view. Now, getting started with Fixed Point. Fixed point Unsigned In an unsigned fixed point, we simply convert the given number system to a binary numbe...