The libft project is a fundamental project at 42school that requires students to create a custom C library containing various standard C library functions, as well as additional functions that can be useful for future projects.
The library includes functions that are typically found in the string.h, ctype.h, and stdlib.h header files, such as string manipulation functions like strlen, strcpy, and strcat, as well as memory allocation functions like malloc, calloc, and realloc. In addition, the library also contains more advanced functions such as linked list manipulation functions (ft_lstnew, ft_lstadd_back, ft_lstiter, etc.) and functions to manipulate characters (ft_isalpha, ft_isdigit, ft_isprint, etc.).
All of the functions in the libft library have been designed and optimized to be efficient and reliable. They have been thoroughly tested to ensure they work correctly in various scenarios.
The libft library is an essential tool for future projects at 42school, as it provides a comprehensive set of functions that students can use and build upon in their own code. To use the libft library in your projects, simply include the appropriate header files and link to the library in your Makefile.
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