This repository contains solutions to various C++ programming challenges from the 42 Berlin curriculum. Each module is designed to deepen students' understanding of different programming concepts and techniques.
A class that adheres to the Orthodox Canonical Form in C++.
Key objectives included:
- Implementing a class with a default constructor, copy constructor, copy assignment operator, and destructor.
- Demonstrating an understanding of the Orthodox Canonical Form.
- Ensuring proper resource management and object copying.
A more useful fixed-point number class project involves creating a fixed-point number class with arithmetic operations.
Key objectives included:
- Implementing a fixed-point number class.
- Overloading arithmetic operators for the class.
- Demonstrating an understanding of operator overloading and fixed-point arithmetic.
Extending the fixed-point number class to include comparison operators and other useful methods.
Key objectives included:
- Extending the fixed-point number class with comparison operators.
- Adding additional methods for the class.
- Demonstrating an understanding of operator overloading and class design.
A function to determine if a point is inside a triangle using binary space partitioning.
Key objectives included:
- Implementing a function to check if a point is inside a triangle.
- Using binary space partitioning techniques.
- Demonstrating an understanding of geometric algorithms and binary space partitioning.
To install the project, follow these steps:
- Clone the repository:
git clone git@github.com:jakobsitory/04_CPP02_42CC.git - Navigate to the project directory:
cd 04_CPP02_42CC - Navigate to the exercise directory :
cd ex00,cd ex01... - Build the project:
make
Follow the on-screen instructions to add and search for contacts.
./fixed_point./bsp