Software engineer at 🇫🇷 École 42, based in the Tokyo campus. Student at Tokyo University of Foreign Studies, majoring in international Japan studies.
- Object-Oriented Programming in C++
- Writing Makefile for C++ Projects
- The Dining Philosophers Problem
- 42 Tokyo × 42 Seoul Collaboration: The 42 Live Radio Show
- Vim tutorial at 42 São Paulo's podcast Fora da Norma
- Introduction to linked lists in C
- 🇧🇷 Portuguese
- 🇯🇵 Japanese
- 🇺🇸 English
- 🇪🇸 Spanish
- 🇨🇳 Mandarin
| project | purpose |
|---|---|
| libft | Learn how the standard functions of C programming work, by coding them from scratch and creating our very own library. |
| get_next_line | Learn how file descriptors and static variables work. |
| ft_printf | Replicate the original C printf() function. |
| fract-ol | Create graphically beautiful fractals using complex numbers and École 42's graphical library MiniLibX. |
| minitalk | Code a small data exchange program using UNIX signals. |
| push_swap | A project focused on efficiently sorting random numbers with minimal actions. It introduces concepts such as stack data structures and circular doubly linked lists. |
| minishell | Create our own shell. |
| philosophers | Learn the basics of concurrent programming using threads and mutexes by solving Edsger Dijkstra's famous dining philosophers problem. |
| cub3d | Create a 3D game inspired by Wolfenstein 3D using École 42's graphical library, MiniLibX. |
| NetPractice | A general practical exercise to discover networking. Here we configure small-scale networks based on the principles of TCP/IP. |
| c++ modules | Learn the basics of object-oriented programming. |