Pinned Repositories
CPiscine
All the code I wrote during the Piscine for the projects and exam practice.
cub3D
FdF
This project is about creating wireframe models through instructions provided from a map. This is one of the first three graphical projects that each student must attempt.
ft_printf
The project I decided to do right after Libft. In this project, you write your own printf function that covers some parts of the original printf function, mainly 9 of the format specifiers.
get_next_line
The third project. This project is about creating a function that will return, one line at a time, the contents of any file specified. Each call to the get_next_line function must return only 1 line at a time.
Libft
The first project students at 42 are supposed to complete, usually within a month of the Kickoff.
minishell
This project focuses on recreating the bash, albeit at a significantly smaller scale. It focuses on parsing prompts, executing commands, handling redirect and piping, managing the environment as well as expanding environment variables.
Philosophers
This project is related to creating threads and using mutexes. These are used with the purpose of running processes in parallel and preventing data races and deadlocks while using the same set of memory.
Pipex
Summary: This project will let you discover in detail a UNIX mechanism that you already know by using it in your program.
Push_Swap
The first project I attempted in Rank 2. It is about creating a program that runs algorithms to sort numbers that are provided to it as arguments.
Ali-Danish-72's Repositories
Ali-Danish-72/get_next_line
The third project. This project is about creating a function that will return, one line at a time, the contents of any file specified. Each call to the get_next_line function must return only 1 line at a time.
Ali-Danish-72/CPiscine
All the code I wrote during the Piscine for the projects and exam practice.
Ali-Danish-72/cub3D
Ali-Danish-72/FdF
This project is about creating wireframe models through instructions provided from a map. This is one of the first three graphical projects that each student must attempt.
Ali-Danish-72/ft_printf
The project I decided to do right after Libft. In this project, you write your own printf function that covers some parts of the original printf function, mainly 9 of the format specifiers.
Ali-Danish-72/Libft
The first project students at 42 are supposed to complete, usually within a month of the Kickoff.
Ali-Danish-72/minishell
This project focuses on recreating the bash, albeit at a significantly smaller scale. It focuses on parsing prompts, executing commands, handling redirect and piping, managing the environment as well as expanding environment variables.
Ali-Danish-72/Philosophers
This project is related to creating threads and using mutexes. These are used with the purpose of running processes in parallel and preventing data races and deadlocks while using the same set of memory.
Ali-Danish-72/Pipex
Summary: This project will let you discover in detail a UNIX mechanism that you already know by using it in your program.
Ali-Danish-72/Push_Swap
The first project I attempted in Rank 2. It is about creating a program that runs algorithms to sort numbers that are provided to it as arguments.
Ali-Danish-72/CPlusPlus