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C Track

12 modules · 48 lessons

The language that powers operating systems and embedded devices. Learn memory management from the ground up with manual allocation and pointer manipulation.

1

C Basics & Memory

Get started with C: variables, types, compilation, and your first look at how memory works under the hood.

2

Pointers Deep Dive

Master pointer arithmetic, pointer-to-pointer, function pointers, and common pitfalls that lead to bugs.

3

Structs & Data Structures

Build custom data types with structs and implement fundamental data structures: linked lists, stacks, and hash tables.

4

File I/O

Read and write files in C using the standard library. Understand streams, buffering, and binary vs text modes.

5

Networking in C

Learn socket programming from scratch: TCP clients and servers, HTTP basics, and building network protocols in C.

6

Capstone: Key-Value Store

Build a complete in-memory key-value store in C, combining everything you have learned: data structures, file persistence, and a command interface.

7

What Your C Code Actually Does

See what your C code is really doing at the machine level. Examine assembly output from the compiler, understand calling conventions, and learn how high-level constructs translate to CPU instructions.

8

Assembly Equivalents of C Patterns

Rewrite common C patterns in raw x86-64 assembly. Build printf, linked lists, file I/O, and a TCP server at the syscall level to truly understand what C abstracts away.

9

Concurrency in C

Master multithreaded programming with pthreads. Learn thread creation, synchronisation primitives, atomic operations, and build a practical thread pool.

10

Advanced Memory in C

Go beyond malloc: build custom allocators, use memory-mapped I/O, debug memory issues with sanitizers, and implement your own memory allocator from scratch.

11

Systems Programming in C

Dive into Unix systems programming: signal handling, process management with fork/exec, shared libraries, and build a working Unix shell as a capstone.

12

Security-Focused C

Learn to write secure C code: CERT C guidelines, defensive programming, compiler hardening flags, and harden a deliberately vulnerable server as a capstone.