1337 School C Pool Experience

This repository contains my C programming exercises completed during the 1337 School C Pool. The pool was an intensive introduction to C programming, covering fundamental concepts such as loops, conditions, functions, pointers, arrays, strings, and basic algorithms.

It also includes rush00, a collaborative weekend project where I worked in a team and presented our solution in front of the staff.

Repository Structure

├── c00/ - c11/     # Daily exercises by subject
└── rush00/         # Team weekend project

Highlights by Day

• c00 : Basics: Writing characters, alphabets, numbers, and simple combinatorial functions
• c01 : Pointers & functions: Working with pointers, swapping, string lengths, and array manipulations++
• c02 : Strings: Copying, modifying, and analyzing strings, handling special characters
• c03 : String operations: Comparing, concatenating, and searching strings
• c04 : Advanced basics: Implementing atoi, number printing, and base conversions
• c05 : Mathematics: Factorials, powers, Fibonacci, primes, and square roots
• c06 : Command line: Handling program parameters, printing and sorting arguments
• c07 : Memory & arrays: Duplicating strings, creating ranges, joining strings, splitting, and base conversions
• c08 : Structures & headers: Using structs, writing custom headers, and implementing display functions
• c09 : Libft exercises: Basic library creation including string and memory functions
• c11 : Functional programming & sorting: Implementing map, foreach, any, count_if, sorting functions, and a calculator do-op
• rush00 : Mini project: Collaborative weekend project building a small program using concepts from the pool

How to Compile and Run

1. Navigate to the exercise directory:

cd c00

2. Compile using the provided Makefile:

make

3. Run the compiled program (replace program_name with the specific exercise):

./ex00/program_name

How to Remove executables:

make clean

Rush00 Project

Navigate to the rush00 directory and compile:

cd rush00
make
./rush00 6 6

To run other rush programs (rush01, rush02, etc.), compile and execute individually:

make rush01
./rush01 3 9