MiniShell is a minimalistic shell interpreter, supporting features like basic command execution, environment variable handling, command chaining, redirections, pipes, subshells, and here documents.

Shell script for School 42 students to free up disk space without losing any data. Takes advantage of symbolic links. Includes option to move files back to their original location.

First steps with raycasting using the minilibx library, project for 42 Vienna

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

2048 but in the terminal

Custom C library - 1st project in the 42 Common Core curriculum

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

7th project in the 42 Common Core Curriculum

Minishell is a collaborative 42 School project where students build a simplified Unix shell in C, supporting basic command execution, pipes, redirections, environment variables, and built-in commands like echo, cd, and export.

3rd project in the 42 Common Core Curriculum

Classic wordle, but in the terminal

Minitalk is a 42 School project that demonstrates UNIX signal communication by creating a client-server program where messages are transmitted between processes using only SIGUSR1 and SIGUSR2 signals.

Push_Swap is a 42 School project that involves sorting data using a limited set of stack operations, where the goal is to arrange a sequence of integers in ascending order using two stacks (stack A and stack B) with the fewest possible moves.

A terminal-based shoot 'em up game made in one weekend

Philosophers is a 42 School project that implements the dining philosophers problem using threads and mutexes in C, focusing on synchronization to prevent deadlocks and data races.

Student-organized, Piscine-like, 1 week long Rust boot camp