42 Minitalk: Minitalk is a project that involves creating a client-server communication system using signals. The goal is to implement a client program that can send messages to a server program using signals, which are then displayed by the server.

Creating our own library folder from start

42 Solong is a 2D game project where players navigate through a maze, collecting items and avoiding obstacles. It involves tasks like parsing map files, handling player movement, and implementing basic game mechanics using the MinilibX graphics library.

42 Piscine C Projects

42 Philosophers: Philosophers is a project that involves solving the dining philosophers problem using threads and synchronization. The goal is to implement a solution where multiple philosophers can share a limited number of resources (such as forks) without encountering deadlocks or starvation.

Get next line is a function that takes one argument which is file descriptor and return the first line of a given file. Detailed explanation can be found in readme

Repository for get_next_line project from 42_AbuDhabi school.

This repository Explains some techniques for Use with MLX library

My Libft project in 42.abudhabi.cursus.

42 Cursus - The Intermediate level / the Foundation course of 42 Abu Dhabi

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.

3D Game

Ft_printf (42 Cursus) consists of coding a library that contains a simplified version of the printf function.

Get_next_line (42 Cursus) consists of coding a function that returns one line at a time from a file descriptor.

Minishell (42 Cursus) consists of creating a simple shell.

Push_swap (42 Cursus) consists of sorting data on a stack, with a limited set of instructions, in the smallest number of moves.

Libft (42 Cursus) consists of coding basic C functions, which are then compiled into a library for use in other projects.

The Dining Philosophers problem: Five philosophers, alternating between thinking and eating, sharing forks without deadlocks.