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Author: Amit Dutta <amitdutta4255@gmail.com>
Date: Tue, 23 Sep 2025 13:20:36 +0530
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-# `tution-c` Folder
+# C Programming Exercises: Tution Collection 📚
-This folder contains C programs written as part of my tuition classes. The file naming convention is designed to help me and anyone else easily identify the source of each program.
+This repository contains a collection of C programs, organized by their source of origin from my tuition and lab classes. The aim is to create a clear and well-documented archive of all my work for easy reference.
-## File Naming Convention
+## Project Overview
-Each C program file (`.c`) is prefixed to indicate its origin:
+This folder serves as a centralized hub for all my C programming exercises. The files are meticulously named using a specific prefix to easily identify their source, as detailed in the section below.
-- **`APC-S`**: Programs from Soumi Madam's class.
+## File Naming Convention
-- **`APC-SPS`**: Programs from SPS Sir's class.
+Each C source file (`.c`) follows a clear prefix system to indicate its origin. A quick glance at the filename tells you which class or lab session the code belongs to.
-- **`APC-PRAC`**: Programs from the practical lab sessions.
+| Prefix | Description | Source |
+| :--- | :--- | :--- |
+| **`APC-S`** | Programs from class sessions with Soumi Madam. | Soumi Madam's Class |
+| **`APC-SPS`** | Programs from class sessions with SPS Sir. | SPS Sir's Class |
+| **`APC-PRAC`** | Programs completed during practical lab sessions. | Lab Practical |
+| **`P`** | Programs from private tuition classes at Eduincs. | Eduincs (Private Tuition) |
-- **`P`**: Programs from my private tuition class (Eduincs).
+## Getting Started
-## How to Compile and Run
+### Prerequisites
-To compile and run any of these programs, you can use a C compiler like GCC.
+You need a C compiler installed on your system to compile and run these programs. **[GCC](https://gcc.gnu.org/)** is highly recommended.
-1. **Open your terminal or command prompt.**
+### How to Compile and Run
-2. **Navigate to the `tution-c` directory:**
+To compile and run any C program in this directory, follow these simple steps using your terminal:
- ```
+1. **Navigate to the `tution-c` folder:**
+ ```bash
cd tution-c
```
-3. **Compile the program:**
-
- ```
- gcc filename.c -o filename.exe
+2. **Compile the program:**
+ ```bash
+ gcc your_file_name.c -o your_file_name
```
+ (Replace `your_file_name.c` with the actual file name, e.g., `APC-S-001.c`)
- (Replace `filename.c` with the actual file name, e.g., `APC-S-001.c`)
-
-4. **Run the executable:**
-
+3. **Run the executable:**
+ ```bash
+ ./your_file_name
```
- ./filename.exe
- ```
-
- (Replace `filename.exe` with the name of the executable you just created.)
+ (Replace `your_file_name` with the name of the executable you just created.)
---
