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Introducción a la programación en C: Tipos de datos y estructuras (edX)

Introducción a la programación en C: Tipos de datos y estructuras (edX)

Aprende a programar en C, uno de los lenguajes de programación más usados. En este curso en línea adquirirás los conocimientos necesarios para comenzar a convertirte en un experto en C. Este curso en línea te permitirá aprender los conceptos básicos que te ayudarán a desarrollar las habilidades de programación necesarias para iniciarte en el lenguaje C.

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En este curso de informática:

  • Aprenderemos a declarar variables y a darles valor
  • Trabajaremos con tablas y cadenas
  • Utilizaremos estructuras para almacenar valores
  • Te enseñaremos cómo solicitar, mostrar y operar con toda esta información

Se trata de un curso en línea muy práctico donde empezarás a programar desde cero. Cada concepto vendrá acompañado de ejercicios para poner en práctica tu aprendizaje y convertirte en un experto programando en C.

Es un MOOC completamente introductorio, que podrás realizar tanto si no has programado nunca como si ya tienes experiencia con otros lenguajes.
Este curso en línea es la primera parte del programa de Certificación Profesional: Introducción a la programación en C.

What you'll learn

  • Escribir información en la pantalla del ordenador.
  • Leer información del teclado y guardarla en una variable.
  • Utilizar los operadores básicos.
  • Declarar variables de tipos básicos como int, float y char.
  • Trabajar con caracteres a través de su código ASCII.
  • Distinguir una macro de una variable.
  • Declarar tablas de tipos básicos, cadenas y estructuras.
  • Acceder a los elementos de una tabla unidimensional y bidimensional.
  • Acceder a los miembros de una variable estructurada.
  • Acceder a los miembros de tablas de estructuras.
  • Acceder a los miembros de una variable de un tipo estructurado anidado.
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