Developed a custom printf function in C, mastering variadic functions, format specifiers, and diverse data type handling for tailored output control.

So_long is a 2D game where players collect items and avoid obstacles to reach the exit.

The objective of this project is create a simple shell in C with redirections, pipes, environment variables and builtins

A showcase of my coding journey.

🎓 42 Common Core Projects

This project implements a custom function, ft_printf, that mimics the behavior of the standard C library function printf. ft_printf takes a format string and optional arguments, formats the output based on specifiers within the format string, and prints the result.

"Unleash the power of Unix pipelines and redirections with PIPEX - your gateway to system programming."

A simple reproduction of Bash, implementing pipelines, redirection and expand.

Recoding of the standard printf() function

This project makes you sort data on a stack, with a limited set of instructions, using the lowest possible number of actions.

Fractals rendered in C, with zoom-optimizations. 5th project in the 42 Common Core Curriculum

7th project in the 42 Common Core Curriculum

An introduction to time/space complexity

This is a 42 project. Sort a stack of integer numbers using the minimum number of instructions.

A simplified RayCaster implementation using miniLibX, part of the 42 school curriculum. The project includes features like window management, map interpretation, player movement, and rendering with distinct wall textures for each cardinal direction.

⚠️ Work in Progress ⚠️ O propósito deste projeto é criar uma função *ft_printf* que imita o comportamento da função *printf* da biblioteca padrão do C.

El objetivo de este proyecto es bastante sencillo. Deberás reprogramar printf(). Aprenderás, principalmente, a utilizar un número variable de argumentos

Custom divide & conquer sorting algorithm using 2 stacks. 6th project in the 42 Common Core Curriculum

Library of custom C functions for string manipulation, memory allocation and linked list management