42_examshell – Updated with New Subject Support A practice exam shell for 42 school students to simulate the official exam environment. Now updated with a new subject and exercises through Rank 02, Rank 03, and Rank 04, helping you prepare more effectively for 42 exams. 🚀 Practice tool to sharpen your skills before the real exam 🆕 New subject

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.

⚡ Streamline exam prep with an interactive shell for 42 School, featuring practice exercises and a user-friendly menu for Ranks 02-05.

A functional replica of the Bash shell developed in C. Focuses on system calls, file descriptors, and robust error handling.

Introduction to C++ and OOP

Recreation of the Doom and Wolfenstein games, using raycasting.

Keep coding with your portable 42

Get Next Line (42 Berlin)

ft_printf (42 Berlin)

This is a GUI app for CrateLight project of FabLab-NK

🔄 Manage, update, and discover Claude Code skills with ease and support for multiple installation sources.

Push_swap (42 Berlin)

A Unix shell built from scratch in C. Lexer, parser, expander, pipes, redirections, heredocs, and 7 built-in commands.

First contact with OOP via namespaces, classes, member functions, stdio streams or initialization lists

Introduction to subtype polymorphism, abstract classes and interfaces

A custom 3D raycasting engine built in C. Implements ray-plane intersection logic and texture mapping inspired by the Wolfenstein 3D engine

3D ray tracing engine built from scratch in C. Geometric primitives, lighting, shadows and real-time camera controls

A function that returns a line read from a file descriptor

Docker infrastructure of multiple containers and volumes to host a wordpress blog via NGINX

Cub3D is a 3D raycasting engine project from the 42 curriculum, inspired by early 3D games like Wolfenstein 3D. It focuses on simulating 3D environments using 2D raycasting techniques, exploring graphics programming concepts such as raycasting, textures, and user input handling.