A Minecraft Clone
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A Minecraft Clone
This repository is used to store the source code of my ICS2015 lab.If you are learning nju-ics lab, and my source code is helpful to you, it will be my pleasure. If you find any bugs, please contact me.
My first attemp to write a sqlite3 clone. It's just an experimental attempt to understand RDBMS. Never use it in any production.
Welcome to C Extensions! This repository is a collection of beginner-focused C programs, neatly organized by topic. Each folder includes practice problems with simple logic, clean code, and helpful comments — perfect for students and self-learners.
It is almost a basic calculator made in c. It can take long user input in a string and calculate it. There are some bugs in it right now. I am still working on the bugs
Detailed information about my projects and exams made at 42 Porto, during my Piscine experience.
Welcome to C Error Handling, a future-focused repo that explores how to write safer, more reliable C programs. Here you'll find examples on input validation, file and memory safety, variadic handling, and more — all crafted with clarity and beginner support in mind.
Basic insights into Data Structures (inspired by Abdul Bari course but in C language)
A Simple representation of a Neural Network learning from itself to accomplish a task.
a summary of some network programming models
CS105 is the introductory course to C programming taught in my institute and I have got all my basic codes here. Also sorry for the poorly named codes and tough to follow lab sessions. I will update it with a reference of all the problems
This repository contains my practice programs for Data Structures and Algorithms in C, created to improve my understanding of core concepts.
Journey of self teaching C
Exercises presented in the book "C Programming Language, 2nd Edition" by Brian W. Kernighan and Dennis M. Ritchie
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