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➞ Goal: project focused on sorting data on a stack with a limited set of instructions, using the absolute minimum number of moves.

➞ Goal: get_next_line is a function that reads and returns one line at a time from a file descriptor, including the terminating newline character \n when present. The project's core challenge is managing persistent state across multiple calls without global variables, using a single static pointer to accumulate data between reads.

➞ Goal: ft_printf is a custom re-implementation of the standard C printf function, built on top of the previously developed libft library. The goal is to understand variadic functions in C and replicate the core formatting behaviour of printf without relying on it.

➞ Goal: re-implement a set of standard C library functions — as well as additional utility functions — also relying on libc. This project is the foundation of the 42 curriculum: the resulting libft.a static library will be reused in virtually every future project.

➞ Goal: This module serves as a comprehensive review of C syntax, logic, memory management, and build systems.

➞ Goal: one of the most powerful features of C: Function Pointers, enabling higher-order functions and more dynamic code structures.

➞ Goal: This module is a transition from simple coding to Build Systems, focusing on creating static libraries (.a) and automating compilation with Makefiles.

➞ Goal: C Structures (struct), custom type definitions (typedef), and the creation of Header Files (.h).

➞ Goal: deep dive into Dynamic Memory Allocation, learning how to manage the Heap memory using malloc and free.

➞ Goal: understanding how C programs receive and process Command Line Arguments.

➞ Goal: mastering Recursion and mathematical algorithms, focusing on efficiency and logical depth.

➞ Goal: Data Conversion and Display, specifically transforming strings into integers and vice-versa, as well as handling different numeric bases.

➞ Goal: deeper String Manipulation, specifically comparing and concatenating strings while mastering buffer management.

➞ Goal: String Manipulation and memory handling using pointers, specifically re-implementing standard library functions.

➞ Goal: understand and master pointers, memory addresses, and basic manipulation of arrays and strings.

➞ Goal: build a solid foundation in C programming by implementing basic character and number display functions.

Project from Chapter 1 in "Head First C#" by Andrew Stellman and Jennifer Greene

[Mirror of Disroot Forgejo] Practice repository with examples and recommendations

A repository to store coding practice problems from LeetCode. Profile: https://leetcode.com/u/ell8031/