C is a powerful low-level language that allows you to directly manipulate memory with pointers and get a lot of performance from it. However, C also allows for the programming of higher-level constructs that can make programs more maintainable and concise.

In this course, you will investigate the low-level detail of pointers to data and functions. You will use this knowledge to implement higher-level constructs like abstract types, inheritance, and dynamic binding. You will also consider CPU caches when creating structures to make your programs efficient.

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Implement pass-by-reference semantics using pointers
Manipulate a structure variable through a pointer
Allocate and release memory on the heap
Write a function that accepts a function as a parameter
Combine structures and functions to create higher-level constructs
Implement inheritance and dynamic binding
Work with reference counting
Consider alignment and caches when defining structures
Make interfaces more clear with const

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Access and Manipulate Memory with Pointers
Manage Your Program’s Memory Usage with Heap and Stack-Based Allocations
Create Abstract Data Types Using Opaque Pointers
Change Program Behavior at Runtime with Function Pointers
Write Object-Oriented Code in C
Consider Alignment, Packing, and Caches When Declaring Structures

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Programmers who want to program close to the hardware in C

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