Udemy - Demystifying Bitwise Operations In C

What you'll learn:
You will learn how to write useful programs or routines using bitwise opperations.
Write an application or functions that can be used in testing your programs
You will write an application to convert Decimal values into binary,
Write Application to convert Binary to Decimal
Write an Application to convert Decimal to Hex
You will become confident enough to face a college viva or company interview
Requirements
You need a computer with an IDE compiler or gcc for linux installed.
You should have a fundimental understanding of the C language syntax
We recommend having completed our "C Programming language Demystified" course or similar
Description
In this course we will discuss the importance of bitwise operations in modern programming, how bitwise operations are performed, how to set up a "bit mask" to test for a particular bit pattern, or to turn on a specific bit, etc.
This course is an additional course to our "Demystifying Object Oriented Programming with C++" and "C programming language demystified". If you have not completed the C programming Demystified course, I recommend that you complete it or maybe take them at the same time. This course is essential in understanding the lower level operators in the C and C++ language. Having an understanding of these concepts will help you to be a better programmer by learning the how and why these features are used in the programs we write each day.
We will write small utility applications that will convert Decimal to Binary, Binary to Decimal, Decimal to Hex and more. In the section 2 we are going to add minimum 7 videos of applications of bit-wise operators at periodic intervals
Who this course is for
Anyone who wants to write programs but not familiar with the "Binary Number System"
If you don't understand the use of Bit-Wise operations and where they are used in everyday programs.
Anyone who is interested in going into micro controllers should find this course useful
If you think that low level bit operations are not needed.
Homepage
https://www.udemy.com/course/demystifying-bitwise-operations-in-c/