Pinned Repositories
ada_numbers
It converts a number to its equivalent in written words, i.e. 123 to "cento e vinte três" or to "one hundred and twenty-three", and vice versa.
ada_numbers_gem
It converts a number to its equivalent in written words, i.e. 123 to "cento e vinte três" or to "one hundred and twenty-three", and vice versa.
copilot-codespaces-vscode
data_structures
As many data structures as I can implement in C [Insert random emoji]
dotfiles
:wrench: .files, including ~/.macos — sensible hacker defaults for macOS
einf23
A random set of codes, call it a library if you want, where I intended to explore C and implement cool functions of those "fancy" languages
hackerrank
My hackerrank problems solutions
truthy
Create a truth table and evaluate it with your inputs, Truthy figures out the formula; Perform your logical operations plus the 'special or', which allows you to check if a terms is equal to any other terms.
truthy_gem
Create a truth table and evaluate it with your inputs, Truthy figures out the formula; Perform your logical operations with ease.
roberwil's Repositories
roberwil/ada_numbers
It converts a number to its equivalent in written words, i.e. 123 to "cento e vinte três" or to "one hundred and twenty-three", and vice versa.
roberwil/ada_numbers_gem
It converts a number to its equivalent in written words, i.e. 123 to "cento e vinte três" or to "one hundred and twenty-three", and vice versa.
roberwil/data_structures
As many data structures as I can implement in C [Insert random emoji]
roberwil/truthy
Create a truth table and evaluate it with your inputs, Truthy figures out the formula; Perform your logical operations plus the 'special or', which allows you to check if a terms is equal to any other terms.
roberwil/truthy_gem
Create a truth table and evaluate it with your inputs, Truthy figures out the formula; Perform your logical operations with ease.
roberwil/copilot-codespaces-vscode
roberwil/dotfiles
:wrench: .files, including ~/.macos — sensible hacker defaults for macOS
roberwil/einf23
A random set of codes, call it a library if you want, where I intended to explore C and implement cool functions of those "fancy" languages
roberwil/hackerrank
My hackerrank problems solutions