A comprehensive collection of advanced C and C++ programming concepts, algorithms, data structures, and practical implementations. This repository serves as a learning resource and reference guide for mastering advanced programming techniques in C and C++.
This repository contains well-documented code examples, implementations, and projects that demonstrate advanced concepts in C and C++ programming. Whether you're a student, professional developer, or someone looking to enhance your programming skills, this collection provides practical examples and best practices.
- Memory Management: Dynamic allocation, pointers, and memory optimization
- Data Structures: Custom implementations of lists, trees, graphs, and hash tables
- System Programming: File I/O, process management, and system calls
- Advanced Pointer Techniques: Function pointers, pointer arithmetic, and multi-dimensional arrays
- Preprocessor Directives: Macros, conditional compilation, and advanced preprocessing
- Object-Oriented Programming: Classes, inheritance, polymorphism, and encapsulation
- Template Programming: Function templates, class templates, and template specialization
- STL (Standard Template Library): Containers, iterators, algorithms, and functors
- Modern C++ Features: C++11/14/17/20 features, auto keyword, lambda expressions, and smart pointers
- Design Patterns: Singleton, Factory, Observer, and other common patterns
- Exception Handling: Try-catch blocks, custom exceptions, and RAII principles
- Sorting Algorithms: Quick sort, merge sort, heap sort, and advanced sorting techniques
- Searching Algorithms: Binary search, hash-based searching, and tree traversals
- Graph Algorithms: DFS, BFS, shortest path, and minimum spanning tree algorithms
- Dynamic Programming: Optimization problems and memoization techniques
- Advanced Data Structures: AVL trees, B-trees, tries, and segment trees
Advanced-c-and-c-/
βββ C_Programming/
β βββ Data_Structures/
β β βββ linked_list.c
β β βββ binary_tree.c
β β βββ hash_table.c
β β βββ graph.c
β βββ Algorithms/
β β βββ sorting/
β β βββ searching/
β β βββ dynamic_programming/
β βββ Memory_Management/
β β βββ malloc_examples.c
β β βββ pointer_advanced.c
β β βββ memory_pool.c
β βββ System_Programming/
β βββ file_operations.c
β βββ process_management.c
β βββ socket_programming.c
βββ CPP_Programming/
β βββ OOP_Concepts/
β β βββ inheritance_examples.cpp
β β βββ polymorphism.cpp
β β βββ encapsulation.cpp
β β βββ abstraction.cpp
β βββ Templates/
β β βββ function_templates.cpp
β β βββ class_templates.cpp
β β βββ template_specialization.cpp
β βββ STL_Examples/
β β βββ containers/
β β βββ iterators/
β β βββ algorithms/
β β βββ functors/
β βββ Modern_CPP/
β β βββ cpp11_features.cpp
β β βββ cpp14_features.cpp
β β βββ cpp17_features.cpp
β β βββ cpp20_features.cpp
β β βββ smart_pointers.cpp
β β βββ lambda_expressions.cpp
β βββ Design_Patterns/
β βββ singleton.cpp
β βββ factory.cpp
β βββ observer.cpp
β βββ strategy.cpp
βββ Projects/
β βββ mini_database/
β βββ text_editor/
β βββ compiler_basics/
β βββ game_engine_basics/
βββ Documentation/
β βββ coding_standards.md
β βββ best_practices.md
β βββ performance_tips.md
βββ README.md
- C Compiler: GCC 7.0+ or Clang 6.0+
- C++ Compiler: G++ 7.0+ with C++17 support (C++20 for latest features)
- Build Tools: Make, CMake (optional)
- Development Environment: Any text editor or IDE (VS Code, CLion, Code::Blocks)
# Basic compilation
gcc -o program program.c
# With debugging information
gcc -g -o program program.c
# With warnings and optimization
gcc -Wall -Wextra -O2 -o program program.c
# For system programming (linking libraries)
gcc -o program program.c -lpthread -lm# Basic C++17 compilation
g++ -std=c++17 -o program program.cpp
# With debugging and warnings
g++ -std=c++17 -g -Wall -Wextra -o program program.cpp
# With optimization
g++ -std=c++17 -O2 -o program program.cpp
# For C++20 features
g++ -std=c++20 -o program program.cpp-
Navigate to specific directory:
cd C_Programming/Data_Structures/ -
Compile the program:
gcc -o linked_list linked_list.c
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Run the executable:
./linked_list
- Start with C fundamentals in
C_Programming/ - Explore data structures implementation
- Study memory management techniques
- Practice basic algorithms
- Move to C++ concepts in
CPP_Programming/ - Master OOP principles
- Learn template programming
- Explore STL containers and algorithms
- Study modern C++ features
- Implement design patterns
- Work on complete projects
- Optimize for performance
- Memory Management: Understand stack vs heap, avoid memory leaks
- Pointer Proficiency: Master pointer arithmetic and complex pointer usage
- System-Level Programming: File handling, process control, and system calls
- Performance Optimization: Write efficient, fast C code
- Object-Oriented Design: Create maintainable, scalable applications
- Template Metaprogramming: Write generic, reusable code
- STL Expertise: Leverage the power of Standard Template Library
- Modern C++ Adoption: Use latest language features effectively
- Algorithm Design: Develop efficient algorithms for complex problems
- Data Structure Selection: Choose appropriate data structures for specific use cases
- Code Optimization: Write performant code with optimal time and space complexity
- Debugging Techniques: Master debugging tools and techniques
Many examples include test cases and validation:
# Compile with test cases
gcc -DTEST -o test_program program.c
# Run tests
./test_programSome algorithms include performance benchmarks:
# Compile with benchmark flags
g++ -O2 -DBENCHMARK -o benchmark algorithm.cpp
# Run benchmark
./benchmarkUse tools like Valgrind for memory analysis:
# Compile with debug info
gcc -g -o program program.c
# Run with Valgrind
valgrind --leak-check=full ./program-
Mini Database Engine
- B-tree implementation
- Query processing
- Transaction management
-
Text Editor
- Buffer management
- Syntax highlighting
- File operations
-
Compiler Basics
- Lexical analysis
- Parsing techniques
- Code generation
-
Game Engine Fundamentals
- Memory pools
- Component systems
- Graphics primitives
- Use clear, descriptive variable names
- Follow consistent indentation (4 spaces)
- Include comprehensive comments
- Handle error conditions properly
- Use const correctness
- Follow RAII principles
- Use smart pointers for memory management
- Prefer STL containers over raw arrays
- Use const correctness throughout
- Follow modern C++ best practices
- Write self-documenting code
- Include usage examples
- Add performance comments where relevant
- Use version control effectively
- Test thoroughly before committing
Contributions are welcome! Here's how you can help:
- Fork the repository
- Create a feature branch:
git checkout -b feature/new-algorithm
- Add your code with proper documentation:
- Include clear comments
- Add usage examples
- Provide complexity analysis
- Include test cases if applicable
- Follow coding standards
- Submit a pull request
- Fix typos or unclear explanations
- Add more detailed comments to existing code
- Create additional learning resources
- Improve README sections
- Use the GitHub issue tracker
- Provide detailed problem descriptions
- Include compiler version and platform information
- Suggest improvements or corrections
- "The C Programming Language" by Kernighan and Ritchie
- "Effective C++" by Scott Meyers
- "STL Tutorial and Reference Guide" by David Musser
- "Modern C++ Design" by Andrei Alexandrescu
- cppreference.com - Comprehensive C++ reference
- C++ Core Guidelines
- GCC Documentation
- Clang Documentation
- LeetCode - Algorithm practice
- HackerRank - Programming challenges
- Codeforces - Competitive programming
- Project Euler - Mathematical problems
- Visual Studio Code with C/C++ extensions
- CLion by JetBrains
- Code::Blocks for beginners
- Dev-C++ for Windows users
- Xcode for macOS development
- GDB - GNU Debugger
- Valgrind - Memory error detector
- AddressSanitizer - Fast memory error detector
- Static Analysis Tools - Cppcheck, Clang Static Analyzer
- Make - Traditional build tool
- CMake - Cross-platform build system
- Ninja - Fast build system
- Bazel - Scalable build tool
This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.
Dipu Kumar
- GitHub: @Dipukumar1997
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- The C and C++ programming communities
- Open source contributors and maintainers
- Educational institutions and online learning platforms
- Authors of referenced books and documentation
- Fellow developers who provided feedback and suggestions
- Languages: C, C++
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- License: MIT
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Mastering C and C++ through practical examples and advanced concepts