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myluda12/ft_transcendance
myluda12/React-Chat-Box
myluda12/CPP-Module00
myluda12/CPP_Module01
myluda12/CPP_Module02
myluda12/CPP_Module03
myluda12/CPP_Module04
myluda12/CPP_Module05
myluda12/CPP_Module06
myluda12/CPP_Module07
myluda12/CPP_Module08
myluda12/cub3D
The goal of cub3d is to make something using raycasting (like Wolfenstein 3D).
myluda12/ft_Containers
The aim of this project is to understand how the containers of the STL, some interesting allocation method, some tricks with the linker and optimisation.
myluda12/ft_Inception
this project aims to broaden your knowledge of system administration by using Docker
myluda12/ft_libft
Very first project in 42 school. Lift consists in coding your own C standard library functions.
myluda12/ft_printf
This project is pretty straight forward. You will recode printf. You will mainly learn how to use variadic arguments.
myluda12/ft_server
ft_server is a project by 42 school which introduces to docker containers and system administration.
myluda12/get_next_line
The goal is to create a function that can return a single line read from a file descriptor, without loosing track of the next line and with a random buffer size.
myluda12/MiniShell
MiniShell will introduce you to the world of shells, which provide a convenient text interface to interact with your system. Shells might seem very easy to understand but have very specific and defined behaviour in almost every single case, most of which will need to be handled properly.
myluda12/minitalk
The goal of this project is to simulate a small client to server connect. We do this by creating a server executable which at launch displays its process-id. Then we use the client executable to send strings/messages to the server. This "sending" is done through the use of two linux signals.
myluda12/myluda12
myluda12/omartgency.github.io
myluda12/Push_swap
Sort a random list of integers using the smallest number of moves, 2 stacks and a limited set of operations.
myluda12/WebServ
42 project, recoding our own web server in C++. A program capable of running an HTTP server, handling requests, and parsing configuration files.