Low Level Programming & Algorithms

Welcome to my low level C programming experience at Holberton School. Here I will be documenting what I have learned through a series of projects. Holberton is a project based learning environment

Goals

• Learn about low level C code by building many functions from the ground up
• Will not use stdlib in the first few sets of problems
• Build our own shell, possibly in a seperate project
• Build our own printf statement, possibly in a seperate project

Task Overview

	Goals	Outcome
0x00-Hello-World	Learn to use printf & puts	Used printf successfuly to convert char to int
0x01-Variables-If_Else_While	Learn about control statements, loops, and variables	Learned how to use for loops with ascii values
0x02-Functions-and_Nested_Loops	Learn functions and nested loops	Learned how functions and nested loops work on a basic level
0x03-More-functions-and_nested_loops	Learn more about functions and nested loops	Learned more about nested loop use in algorithms
0x04-Pointers-Arrays-Strings	Learn about pointers, arrays and strings	Learned how to use pointers and arrays to initialize and modify strings
0x05-More-Pointers-Arrays-and-Strings	Learn more about use of pointers and arrays	Successfully implemented more complex string manipulation algorithms using pointer arithmetic
0x06-Even-More-Pointers-and-Strings	Learn about complex pointer arithmetic	Learned about assembly from crackme, lots of advanced pointer arithmetic, and rebuilding stdlib functions
0x07-Recursion	Implement functions previously implemented with a linear approach recursively	Successfully implemented lots of prior stdlib functions recursively as well as wild card string comparison. Learned lot's about the stack.
0x08-Static-Libraries	Learn how to create, use, and index static libraries in our C programs	Compiled multiple static libraries and used with various C files to reduce compilation time in the linking process.
0x09-Argc-Argv	Learn how argc and argv are used to accept command line arguments with a C program	Created various functions that took different amounts of input and performed different tasks. Advanced problem 100-change is making minimum change from given cents.
0x0A-Malloc	Learn how to use malloc to dynamically allocate memory in our programs	Coming Soon