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The start of a series of challenges inspired by Eudyptula. You will get acquainted with many points of Kernel development.

1337-42-Pool

The “pool” is a 4-week immersion in the coding world. Just like a marathon runner, you will take a deep dive. Every day, weekends included during a month, you will be working on IT projects. At the same time, you get to know fellow applicants, submit and evaluate projects. The “pool” program is like a fresh start. An opportunity to start a new and no need to have IT knowledge to start. The only prerequisite… is to know how to use a computer.

1337-42-minishell

Summary: The objective of this project is for you to create the simplest start of a shell script. Shell is beautiful! Isn’t there a famous saying? “As beautiful as Shell?” Thanks to all the shell projects, you will connect with the infinite power of Mankind Intelligence (Not even sure that you deserve it, but I have been forced to do so, so here we are. . . ).

My-Own-Linux-Distribution

Make your own linux distribution

game-ball

A small game on Android, I did it to learn the Java language and drawing on Android canvas.

1337-42-libft

The aim of this project is to code a C library regrouping usual functions that you’ll be allowed to use in all your other projects

1337-42-ft_select

This project aims to introduce you to terminal manipulation with termcaps. Here you will learn how to create a user interface for a program launched in the terminal.

my-reports

1337-42-ls

For each operand that names a file of a type other than directory, ls displays its name as well as any requested, associated information. For each operand that names a file of type directory, ls displays the names of files contained within that directory, as well as any requested, associated information. If no operands are given, the contents of the current directory are displayed. If more than one operand is given, non-directory operands are displayed first; directory and non-directory operands are sorted separately and in lexicographical order.

My-Own-Shell

We move on to serious things! With 21sh, you will have to write an implementation close to the reality of the "read, eval, print" loop of a shell. Using the Termcaps library, you will add a functional and useful line edition to the "read" part of your shell. Cursor, Edit, History, Multiline, etc. But especially for the part "eval", forget the function ft_split that you used in your Minishell to cut off the command line entered by the user! 21sh will be your first realistic interpreter, and as such, this project will allow you to discover the lexical, syntactic, and semantic analyzes common to interpreters and compilers. With appropriate data structures and processing, adding pipe ("|") and redirection ("<", "<<", ">>". ">") Management will be very simple!

1337-42-fillit

Fillit is a project that let you discover and/or familiarize yourself with a recurring problematic in programming: searching the optimal solution among a huge set of possibilities, in a respectable timing. In this particular project, you will have to find a way to assemble a given Tetriminos set altogether in the smallest possible square.