Introduction to Programming

Syllabus for Introduction to Programming is avaliable here.

Online assignments.
Sample linked list questions are here.

You must have your system ready with C-compiler (GCC) on Mageia 3 to be able to give lab exams. For lab assignments and tests follow the rules below:
Make sure:
    1. to NEVER use global/static variables and goto statements until allowed specifically.
    2. compiling as following (you may use C99 standard as well) results in no warnings/errors:
        $ alias cc="cc -std=ansi -pedantic -Wall"
        $ cc prog.c -o prog
        $ ./prog
    3. to implement suggestions in Coding Practices (v1.6).
    4. to not abuse purpose of functions by using them to do avoidable scanf/printf stuff.
    5. Each line of code with a violation of the rules above will have 4% penalty in marks. The following code, for example, has all lines with at least one mistake though it does the task correctly. Hence it scores 64% instead of 100% marks.
        #include<stdio.h>
        main() {
        int a=10, b=20;
        printf("Hello World\n");
        if( a == b)
        {
        printf("Equal %s\n","values");}
            printf("Unequal %s\n","values");
        return 0;}

Check allotted computers along with the list of volunteers for IIT and ECE-BME-SC.

Interesting links:
    vi reference card for help related to using vi/vim
    Basic commands for beginners
    Almost final C99 specification (ISO/IEC 9899:TC3)
    Stack Overflow for help related to programming
    C-FAQ for C - Frequently Asked Questions
    Usage of man command:
    $ man -s3 printf
    Sample codes

Attendance is here.

Please correspond (only) to bss.ta_at_iiita for corrections to attendance, etc.