42 is a private, nonprofit and tuition-free computer programming school that proposes a new
way of learning: no teachers, no books, students learning one from others (peer to peer learning),
with a methodology that develops both computing and life skills.
The "C Piscine" is a 26-day C programming bootcamp, and the last stage in the selection process
for becoming a 42's student.
* For further information about 42's selection process (the "Piscine"), please visit the C Piscine repo.
* C/C++ language, Makefile
* Shell scripting
* Git
* Networks
* Docker
* SQL
* Web (HTML, CSS, Wordpress)
* Computer graphics
* Assembly language
-- among others.
# Self-learning and proactivity
At 42, self-learning is at the core of its peer to peer learning methodology. There
are no teachers whatsoever; the learning process is based on googling, enquiring
your classmates, and empirical knowledge, each student learning at their own pace.
# Teamwork
Some projects must or should be developed in groups, which promotes collaborative
work among cadets. The major challenge here is to equalize the different knowledge
levels while finding a common work methodology that allows all team members to
contribute to the project.
# Time management and resiliency
The school is open 24/7. Thus, the cadets are free to work whenever they want, which
demands excellent time management skills and resiliency for not "drowning" amid the
massive load of work demanded by the program.
42cursus comprises two groups of projects: the first one being known as "inner circle" or "common core" and the second one, "outer treks" - due to the Holy Graph layout.
The common core is the basic curriculum, with all projects being mandatory to attain level 7 - which is the minimum level required for activities such as internships and interchange.
The outer treks is a collection of diverse project trails in subjects ranging from operational systems to web development which allows cadets to specialize on whatever subject they prefer.
The table below presents the cursus curriculum in the chronological order in which it is being completed by me - projects order may vary.
| Project | Language | Status | Score | Activity |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Libft |  |
 |
 |
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| 💫 1st Circle | ||||
| get_next_line |  |
|
|
 |
| ft_printf |  |
|
 |
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| Born2beroot |  |
|
|
 |
| 💫 2nd Circle | ||||
| push_swap |  |
 |
 |
|
| pipex | |
|
 |
|
| so_long | |
|
 |
|
| Exam Rank 02 | |
|||
| 💫 3rd Circle | ||||
| Philosophers | ||||
| minishell | ||||
| Exam Rank 03 | ||||
| 💫 4th Circle | ||||
| NetPractice | ||||
| cub3d | ||||
| CPP Modules (9) | ||||
| Exam Rank 04 | ||||
| 💫 5th Circle | ||||
| Inception | ||||
| ft_containers | ||||
| webserv | ||||
| ft_irc | ||||
| Exam Rank 05 | ||||
| 💫 6th Circle | ||||
| ft_transcendence | ||||
| Exam Rank 06 | ||||
| 💫 7th Circle |
At 42 School, it is expected that almost every project is written in accordance with the Norm, which is the coding standard of the school.
- No for, do...while, switch, case, goto, ternary operators and variable-length arrays are allowed
- Each function must be a maximum of 25 lines, not counting the function's curly brackets
- Each line must be at most 80 columns wide, comments included
- A function can take 4 named parameters maximum
- No assigns and declarations in the same line (unless static)
- You can't declare more than 5 variables per function
- ...
- 42 Norms - Information about 42 code norms.
PDF - Norminette - Tool by 42, to respect the code norm.
GitHub
Some helpful Links https://github.com/byaliego/42-project-badges/tree/main https://github.com/ombhd/Cleaner_42