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First 42 School Exam
This guide shows what order you should do the 42 Projects in (From Easiest to Hardest)
This shell aims to provide better practice for exams.
School project: third exam of the mandatory part of new 42 cursus.
A collection of READMEs of all the classes given at 42 Porto
This is a training program for a C programming exam. The program is built using Python and Streamlit, and provides exam-like conditions to help you practice for the exam.
Microshell is a simplified shell program developed in C, designed to mimic basic shell command execution functionalities. This exam involves handling command-line arguments to execute commands, managing built-in commands like `cd`, and implementing features such as piping (`|`) and command separation (`;`).
small collection of programs that are likely to appear on the "exam_rank_03" of the 42 school
Training method for 42 exams.
ft_printf is a custom implementation of the standard printf function in the C language. This exam focuses on mimicking the core functionalities of printf by handling specific format conversions. The primary objective is to manage only the following conversions: %s (string), %d (decimal integer), and %x (hexadecimal integer).
The names of the functions found at different levels of ExamRank 2 are listed here. Each level represents a specific difficulty and includes various functions. While ExamRank 2 may contain more functions, this repository includes only the code and content that I have written myself.
implement Warlock, SpellBook, and TargetGenerator, along with spells (Fireball, Polymorph) and targets (BrickWall). Manage spells and targets dynamically using SpellBook and TargetGenerator. Warlock must learn, forget, and cast spells. Follow Coplien Form and implement ASpell and ATarget correctly.
This is a collection of my implementations of exercises from Exam 02 of 42School
