This repository contains coding developed at 42istanbul's C bootcamp (also known as Piscine), from 31/aug/2021 to 26/sep/2021.
A global education effort called 42 proposes a new approach to teaching technology:
peer-to-peer learning, without teachers or classrooms,and a system that fosters both
computer and life skills. For anyone is accepted in its selection process, the 42 cursus
is free. The final step in the selection process to become a "cadet" (Student 42)
is the 26-day C programming bootcamp known as "C Piscine."
# C Language
The main language taught at the 42's Piscine is C, which includes learning how to use
and create libraries and Makefiles as well as deal with variables, pointers, memory
allocation, macros, and functions and programs.
# Shell
Learning fundamental to intermediate shell commands is the focus of the first two days
of the bootcamp so that participants can move around the terminal with ease.
# Git
Since every project must be submitted over a remote git repository, students must be
comfortable using this system.
# Self-learning and proactiveness
The foundation of its peer-to-peer learning methodology, at 42, is self-learning.
There aren't any teachers at all; instead, students learn at their own pace while using
Google, talking to their peers, and empirical information.
# Teamwork
Weekend team projects called "Rush" need a three-person team to co-create a fully functional
application. This project lasts for 48 hours. Equalizing the various expertise levels while
identifying a standard work style that enables all team members to contribute to the project
is the main problem here.
# Time management and resiliency
The school is open twenty-four hours a day. As a result, the so-called "pisciners" are free
to work whenever they choose, which necessitates strong time management abilities and resilience
to avoid "drowning" under the enormous amount of work required by the nonstop 26-day program.
It includes multiple projects in c language and team projects called rush.