Data Structures with C: Upgrade a Rocket Display Module

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Data Structures with C: Upgrade a Rocket Display Module

Coursera · Intermediate ·⚡ Algorithms & Data Structures ·3mo ago

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Builds a reusable circular buffer data structure using C structures for a rocket display module

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In this 1.5 hour project-based course, you will learn the basics of C structures and build a reusable circular buffer data structure. We will do this by upgrading an embedded program for a rocket display module. We will first use C structures to store incoming messages in a circular buffer to allow more new messages to be received. Then, we will add a new feature to purge older informational messages to save memory space. This project will help C programmers to master C structures and how to build reusable data structures. Both are essential C programming skills to become a successful C programmer. This course is aimed at learners who have already mastered these entry level C skills: variables, scalar data types (int, long, char), fixed size arrays, while loops, functions, pointers, and using external functions with header files.
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