This repository contains a collection of projects and exercises from the ALX Africa program, focusing on low-level programming using the C language. These projects are designed to introduce and reinforce important concepts and techniques in programming, including variables, control flow, functions, pointers, memory allocation, file input/output, and more.
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This repository contains a collection of introductory and advanced programs in C, covering a wide range of topics in low-level programming. Each project is contained within its own directory and includes a set of tasks or exercises to complete. The projects build on one another, with later projects exploring more advanced concepts and techniques.
- 0x00-hello_world: Contains introductory programs that demonstrate how to output text to the console or terminal.
- 0x01-variables_if_else_while: Covers the basics of variables and control flow statements, such as if-else statements and loops.
- 0x02-functions_nested_loops: Covers the basics of writing and calling functions, as well as more advanced looping techniques like nested loops.
- 0x03-debugging: Focuses on techniques for finding and fixing errors in code.
- 0x04-more_functions_nested_loops: Builds on the concepts covered in 0x02, with more advanced functions and nested loops.
- 0x05-pointers_arrays_strings: Covers the basics of pointers, arrays, and strings in C.
- 0x06-pointers_arrays_strings: Continues the exploration of pointers, arrays, and strings, with a focus on more advanced concepts and techniques.
- 0x07-pointers_arrays_strings: Further expands on pointers, arrays, and strings, with a focus on dynamic memory allocation and other advanced topics.
- 0x08-recursion: Covers the concept of recursion, where a function calls itself to solve a problem.
- 0x09-static_libraries: Covers the creation and use of static libraries in C.
- 0x0A-argc_argv: Covers the use of command-line arguments in C programs.
- 0x0B-malloc_free: Covers dynamic memory allocation and deallocation using the malloc and free functions.
- 0x0C-more_malloc_free: Continues the exploration of dynamic memory allocation, with a focus on more advanced techniques and concepts.
- 0x0D-preprocessor: Covers the role of the C preprocessor in modifying code before compilation.
- 0x0E-structures_typedef: Focuses on defining and using structures and typedefs in C.
- 0x0F-function_pointers: Explores the use of function pointers in C.
- 0x10-variadic_functions: Covers functions that accept a variable number of arguments.
- 0x12-singly_linked_lists: Introduces the concept of singly linked lists.
- 0x13-more_singly_linked_lists: Expands on singly linked lists with more advanced operations.
- 0x14-bit_manipulation: Covers techniques for manipulating individual bits within data.
- 0x15-file_io: Focuses on file input/output operations in C.
- 0x17-doubly_linked_lists: Introduces doubly linked lists and their operations.
- 0x18-dynamic_libraries: Covers the creation and use of dynamic libraries in C.
- 0x1A-hash_tables: Explores the implementation and use of hash tables.
- 0x1C-makefiles: Covers the use of makefiles to automate the build process.
- 0x1E-search_algorithms: Focuses on various search algorithms and their implementations.
Throughout these projects, I have developed a range of skills, including:
- Proficiency in C programming
- Understanding of low-level programming concepts
- Debugging and problem-solving techniques
- Memory management and dynamic allocation
- Data structures and algorithms
- File handling and input/output operations
Each directory contains a README file with detailed instructions and descriptions of the tasks and exercises. Navigate to the respective directory to explore the projects and their contents.
For any questions or feedback, feel free to reach out to me at [hamdysassy7@gmail.com].
Thank you for checking out my repository! I hope you find the projects and exercises informative and useful.