My own library of useful functions in C.
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My own library of useful functions in C.
An autotester for the 42School Libft
Libft is a foundational project where essential C functions are recreated to form a personal library. It enhances coding skills and understanding of programming principles, serving as a critical step in a developer's journey.
The objective of this project is to program a C library regrouping usual functions that you'll be allowed to use in all your future projects.
Ecole 42 libft projesi icin notlarim ve dosyalarim.
42 school's first project: libft. The goal is to create our very own C library for use in future projects.
This project is about coding a C library. It will contain a lot of general purpose functions your programs will rely upon.
This project demands to create a C header file with a recreation of usual functions so that you can easily use them on your future projects.
A repository with all archives for the proyect libft in the School 42 core cursus. It's a custom-made library 📚 of useful functions in C language 🔧
42 ft_printf: ft_printf is a project that involves recreating the functionality of the printf function from the standard C library. The project focuses on parsing format specifiers, formatting output, and handling various data types.
Libft ma propre bibliothèque ! 📚
libft made easy
42 Cursus - Libft: My implementation of some useful C functions and some additional ones to use it in future projects of 42.
`libft` offers an opportunity to understand how some basic functions in the standard C library work. It is often used as a fundamental exercise to reimplement these functions and create your own library. These functions span various areas such as memory operations, string manipulation, character handling, and lists.
printf() implementation in C
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