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Are you tired of ft_putstr and ft_putnbr? Are you not allowed to use printf? Code your own! This will be an opportunity to discover a feature of the C - the variadic functions - and train you to fine management of display options. You will then have the right to use your printf in all your subsequent projects.
All the programs you have written so far only ran in text mode on your system. Now let's discover something more exciting: how to open a graphic window and draw in it? To start your journey in the world of graphic programming, FdF proposes to represent the mesh in "wire of a field" in 3D.
Create your player to face other students on the famous (or not) plateau of the Filler. The principle is simple: two players compete on a board, and must place, in turn, the piece that the master of the game (provided in the form of a Ruby executable) gives them, thus earning points. The game stops as soon as a piece can no longer be placed. Lit…
Whether it's a file, standard input, or even later a network connection, you'll still need to read content line by line. It is therefore time to tackle this function, which is essential for a number of your next projects.
Your ant colony must move from one point to another. But how to make it the shortest path possible? This project introduces you to graphing algorithms: your program will have to intelligently select the precise paths and movements that these ants must take.
This first project as a student of 42 will build off of your knowledge from the Piscine. You will recode a number of standard C library functions, as well as other utility functions that you will reuse throughout your curriculum.
First step of the realization of a shell. In this project, you need to make a mini-shell that reads and evaluates simple commands from the user. The reading will involve a trivial lexical and syntactical analysis of the command, and the evaluation will involve finding the corresponding binary on the machine and executing it, or to execute the co…
This project aims to make you code a mini lib in ASM, recoding some basic functions of the libc. At the end of this project you will be familiar with the syntax of the language, the operation of the stack, but also the behavior of the compiler. Absolutely essential to continue on security projects.