Summary  
This chapter covers using logical operators (AND, OR, NOT) to combine and evaluate boolean expressions for decision-making in code.

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This course offers a thorough introduction to the C programming language. Participants will delve into the core concepts, syntax, and structures of C, equipping them to craft basic programs. Key areas of focus encompass variables, data types, control structures, functions, arrays, and pointers. Engaging hands-on activities and projects will provide learners with tangible experience in problem-solving using C. Upon concluding this course, participants will possess a robust understanding of C programming and be primed to explore more intricate subjects.

Learn the basics of running a C program, its structure, key components, and how to compile and execute it efficiently.

This section dives into data storage, empowering you to understand how computers retain information and how to craft your own data structures.

Explore essential operators in C, tools that compare, allocate, and conduct arithmetic operations on data.

In this section, we'll explore operators designed to establish intricate conditions for our software, laying the groundwork for precise program control.

This section delves into the realm of functions, explaining their purpose, benefits, and the methodologies behind their creation and invocation.

In our final section, we'll uncover the nuances of pointers, discussing their significance, appropriate use cases, and offering a glimpse into dynamic memory allocation.

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Logical Operators Practice

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