- Projects done during my Full Stack Software Engineering studies at ALX Africa, a course offered by Holberton School.
- Files written in
vi
,vim
, andemacs
editors. - C files compiled using
gcc 9.4.0
. - C files wriiten according to the betty coding style. Checked using betty-style.pl and betty-doc.pl.
- Files tested on
Ubuntu 20.04
LTS usinggcc
. Python3.4
files
Files | Description/Question |
---|---|
0-run | Write a Shell script that runs a Python script.The Python file name will be saved in the environment variable $PYFILE |
1-run_inline | Write a Shell script that runs Python code.The Python code will be saved in the environment variable $PYCODE |
2-print.py | Write a Python script that prints exactly "Programming is like building a multilingual puzzle, followed by a new line. |
3-print_number.py | Complete this source code in order to print the integer stored in the variable number, followed by Battery street, followed by a new line. |
4-print_float.py | Complete the source code in order to print the float stored in the variable number with a precision of 2 digits. |
5-print_string.py | Complete this source code in order to print 3 times a string stored in the variable str, followed by its first 9 characters. |
6-concat.py | Complete this source code to print Welcome to Holberton School! |
7-edges.py | Complete this source code |
8-concat_edges.py | Complete this source code to print object-oriented programming with Python , followed by a new line. |
9-easter_egg.py | Write a Python script that prints “The Zen of Python”, by TimPeters, followed by a new line. |
10-check_cycle.c | Write a function in C that checks if a singly linked list has a cycle in it. |
lists.h | A prototype of a C-header file for 10-check_cycle.c |
100-write.py | Write a Python script that prints exactly and that piece of art is useful - Dora Korpar, 2015-10-19 , followed by a new line. |
101-compile | Write a script that compiles a Python script file |
102-magic_calculation.py | Write the Python function def magic_calculation(a, b): that does exactly the same as the following Python bytecode: |
Contributors: micah Ondiwa