C Language

C Language

                                         C is a general purpose programming language. It had formerly been coded in assembly language in systems like UNIX. C is one of the mostly used programming languages of all time. Many languages are developed by the influence of C.

Why C?

C is the precursor and inspiration for all of the most popular high-level languages available today. C programs can be compiled and run on any processor. C allows the programmer to write directly to memory. Dynamic memory allocation is under the control of the programmer. C provides a uniform, clean interface. 

Where is C used?

Embedded System such as Operating Systems using Assembly Language

System Programming

Open Source Software

Video Games

Language Compilers

Language Interpreters

Text Editors

Printer Spoolers

Network Drivers

Data bases

C language Keywords: Each and every keyword with specific example is explained at tigcc.ticalc

C programming is given with programs regarding graphics, mouse movements and examples in huge number where all programs are working at

http://www.programmingsimplified.com/

Programming is where you think logically to solve a problem , here is the way where you learn programming by coding. You can practice various problems by solving them, compete in contests, discus your doubts in forums and get solutions and can win prizes also at codechef

Your resource for  C language beginner tutorials, resources, practice problems, references

http://www.cprogramming.com/

C programming for engineering applications, graphics, integration, interaction with hardware, scientific applications, math applications, software tools, games, networking and distributed system, creating libraries and much more can be viewed with source code here dmoz.org

C projects regarding various topics are given in indiaexam

C language beginner experiments, games and graphics, code snippets, data structures, programming in UNIX, programming in GNU-LINUX,  hardware interaction through C, math logic's, sorting, searching, miscellaneous programs at

http://www.c.happycodings.com/

Hello world program

http://www.helloworldexample.net/c-hello-world-example.html

BASH

BASH

                                                   Bash ( Bourne Again Shell Manual ) is a UNIX shell written by Brian Fox for the GNU Project as a free software replacement for the Bourne shell. Bash is a command processor, allowing the user to type commands which cause actions.  A program was responsible for mediating the transaction between the operator and the machine, i.e., the command interpreter or shell.

There are two primary ways to use the shell: 

interactively and by writing shell scripts.

• interactive mode, the user types a single command 
• shell scripting, the user types anything from a few lines to an entire program into a text editor, then executes the resulting text file as a shell script.

Why Bash?

• System administration
• Ubiquitous
• Reusable
• Versatile

Complete details of bash shell programming with lot of examples at tdlp.org

Bash reference manual is at 

gnu.org

archlinux

Downloading Bash, its documentation, mailing lists about discussion, development, translating bash, licensing details are given here

http://www.gnu.org/software/bash/

Bash command line commands for Linux

http://ss64.com/bash/

Advanced Bash Tutorials

http://linux.die.net/abs-guide/

http://linuxsig.org/files/bash_scripting.html

Bash tutorials for beginners

http://linux.die.net/Bash-Beginners-Guide/

http://www.hypexr.org/bash_tutorial.php

Bash shell commands are given here in detail about its synopsis, description, options, arguments, definition, reserve words, shell grammar, comments, quoting, parameters, expansion,  functions, arithmetic evaluation, conditional expressions, command execution, simple command expansion, exit status, signals, job control, prompting, read line, history, history expansion, shell built-in commands,  restricted shell, files, authors, bug reports are at ist best described here mediacollege