C Assessment Test

A C Assessment Test evaluates candidates on their proficiency in the C programming language, a foundational language widely used for systems programming, embedded development, and application development. This assessment covers key aspects of C programming, including:

1. C Basics: Understanding fundamental concepts in C, including variables, data types, operators, and basic syntax.
2. Control Structures: Proficiency in using control structures like if statements, loops (for, while), and switch statements for program flow control.
3. Functions: Knowledge of creating and using functions in C, including parameters, return values, and scope.
4. Arrays and Pointers: Working with arrays and pointers in C for efficient memory management and manipulation.
5. Structures and Unions: Understanding and using structures and unions to organize and store data.
6. Memory Management: Proficiency in dynamic memory allocation and deallocation using malloc, free, and related functions.
7. File I/O: Reading from and writing to files, including text and binary file operations.
8. Preprocessor Directives: Knowledge of preprocessor directives for code inclusion, conditional compilation, and macro definition.
9. Bitwise Operations: Skills in performing bitwise operations for low-level manipulation of data.
10. Linked Lists: Understanding and implementing linked lists, a fundamental data structure in C.
11. Recursion: Proficiency in writing recursive functions for solving problems efficiently.
12. Dynamic Data Structures: Working with dynamic data structures like linked lists, stacks, and queues.
13. Error Handling: Implementing error handling mechanisms, including return codes and error handling functions.
14. Multi-file Programming: Knowledge of organizing C code into multiple files and linking them together.
15. Concurrency (Optional): Familiarity with basic concurrency concepts in C, such as threads and synchronization mechanisms.
16. System Calls and APIs: Understanding and using system calls and APIs for interacting with the operating system.
17. Embedded C (Optional): Skills in writing C code for embedded systems and microcontroller programming.
18. Unit Testing (Optional): Knowledge of testing C code using unit testing frameworks.
19. Security Considerations: Awareness of security best practices in C programming to prevent vulnerabilities.
20. Practical Applications: Applying C skills to practical scenarios, such as systems programming, embedded development, or application development.

Our C Assessment Test provides a comprehensive evaluation of candidates' skills in C programming, ensuring their ability to write efficient, reliable, and maintainable code in the C language.