I - Mandatory Part

The purpose of the function get_next_line() is to read a line from a file descriptor and return it. The function reads the file line by line, which means that each call to get_next_line returns the next line in the file. Here's a step-by-step explanation of how the code works:

• get_next_line is the main function. It takes a file descriptor fd as input. It has a static variable line which retains its value between function calls. This is used to keep track of the remaining part of the file to be read.

• ft_read is called to read from the file descriptor fd into line. It reads up to BUFFER_SIZE characters at a time. If it encounters a newline character ('\n'), it stops reading. If an error occurs during reading, it frees cup and line and returns NULL.

• If line is NULL or an empty string after the call to ft_read, get_next_line frees line and returns NULL.

• ft_substr_ft is called to get the substring of line up to and including the first newline character. This is the line to be returned by get_next_line.

• ft_save_static is called to get the remaining part of line after the first newline character. This is saved in line for the next call to get_next_line.

• get_next_line returns the line read from the file.

• ft_substr_ft and ft_save_static both allocate memory for the strings they return. It's the responsibility of the caller to free this memory when it's no longer needed.

• If any of the memory allocations fail, the functions return NULL.
 This is a high-level overview of how the code works. The details of how each function works can be found in their respective definitions.

II - Bonus Part

Basicly the same workflow the only defference is that get_next_line(), it has a static char array line of size 10240 (number of file descriptors you can open in one proscess). This array is used to store lines read from different file descriptors.

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