1. Project Overview

This project is a comprehensive collection of C programming projects organized by category, designed to demonstrate a wide range of programming concepts—from basic pattern printing and calculators to more complex array applications and algorithm demonstrations. Created as part of the Programming Fundamentals course, the repository serves both as an educational resource for beginners and a practical portfolio piece to showcase coding proficiency and problem-solving skills.

2. Summary

The repository is structured to provide clarity and ease of navigation:

• Overview: An introduction that outlines the purpose of the repository.
• Project Categories: Detailed sections including Pattern Printing, Calculators, Number Triangles, Utility Programs, and Array Applications, each containing multiple C programs.
• Sample Outputs: Visual examples of program outputs to illustrate expected results.
• Compilation Instructions: Step-by-step guides on how to compile and run each program using a standard C compiler (GCC recommended).
• Project Structure & Learning Path: A breakdown of the repository layout and suggested progression for learners, making it accessible for new programmers and students.

3. My Role & Contributions

As the Sole Developer & Curator, I was responsible for:

• Designing and Organizing the Repository: Structuring the projects into clear, logical categories for ease of learning.
• Developing Diverse C Programs: Writing a wide range of C programs that illustrate core programming concepts, from simple pattern printing to more complex utility applications.
• Documentation: Creating detailed documentation (README) that explains the project’s structure, usage instructions, sample outputs, and a learning path for beginners.
• Maintaining Code Quality: Ensuring all programs are well-commented, follow consistent coding standards, and are optimized for clarity and efficiency.
• Version Control: Utilizing Git for version tracking and hosting the repository on GitHub to showcase the work publicly.

4. Challenges & Learning Outcomes