This page contains materials for the first half of lectures for Object Oriented Programming (NMIN201) course that is being/has been taught during winter semester 2019/2020 at Charles University in Prague, Czech Republic.

The first half will be dedicated to C language and we will tenderly touch C++. These lectures will be given by me (Jakub Gemrot).

Slides we will be using are based and/or were completely created by Martin Pergel.

The second half of lectures (about C# language) will be led by Martin Pergel.

Permalink: http://bit.ly/mff-uk-oop-lecture-2019

History: 2018, 2017, 2016

Wednesday's lecture, 17:20, K3.

You can contact me at any time: jakub.gemrot@gmail.com

Topic: C Part 5 - Conclusions

Details:

• preprocessor as the way to work around limitations of C language
• Macros in a nutshell
• Have MS Visual Studio output preprocessed files

Slides:

• PDF 3 (courtesy of Martin Pergel)
  • slides 7++

VS2017 Solution from the lecture:

• SLN

Topic: Introduction to C Part 4

Details:

• typedefs, structs, unions, files

Slides:

• PDF 3 (courtesy of Martin Pergel)
  • slides 1-6

Topic: Introduction to C Part 3

Details:

• dynamic allocations, custom “safe string”

Slides:

• PDF 2 (courtesy of Martin Pergel)
  • slides 24+

VS2017 Solution from the lecture:

• SLN

Topic: Introduction to C Part 2

Slides: PDF 2 (courtesy of Martin Pergel)

• We briefly touch the topic of pointers, arrays and “strings”

VS2017 Solution from the lecture:

• SLN

Topic: Introduction to C Part 1

Slides: PDF 1 (courtesy of Martin Pergel)

• History of language C, Pascal vs. C (types, comments, procedures and functions, operators, return), if, for, while, switch
• We will briefly touch the topic of pointers, arrays and “strings”

VS2017 Solution from the lecture:

• SLN

Useful:

• Comparison of syntax Pascal vs. C/C++
  • Turned into handouts that compare Pascal and (ANSI) C syntax
    • Handout 1 - Constants, Variables, Types, Pointers
    • Handout 2 - Procedures, Functions, Program
    • Handout 3 - Operators and Expressions
    • Handout 4 - Executables and Statements
• Very simple C programs containing their in-depth explanations
• ASCII Table