Expect to manipulate strings without using standard library functions. You will write your own ft_strlen , ft_strcpy , ft_strdup , and ft_strcmp . However, Exam 01 elevates this:
Often involving the creation of functions like ft_putstr or ft_putnbr , which require a deep understanding of how characters and integers are represented in memory. The Psychology of "The Machine"
Implementing simple versions of standard functions, such as finding string length ( ft_strlen ), printing a string ( ft_putstr ), or reversing an array of integers ( ft_rev_int_tab ).
Expect to manipulate strings without using standard library functions. You will write your own ft_strlen , ft_strcpy , ft_strdup , and ft_strcmp . However, Exam 01 elevates this:
Often involving the creation of functions like ft_putstr or ft_putnbr , which require a deep understanding of how characters and integers are represented in memory. The Psychology of "The Machine"
Implementing simple versions of standard functions, such as finding string length ( ft_strlen ), printing a string ( ft_putstr ), or reversing an array of integers ( ft_rev_int_tab ).