All {EPITECH.} projects that i have done during the second part of the Tek2 (second year in epitech).
You must use the command MAKE to compile C Projects
make # Compile
make clean # Remove *.o
make fclean # Remove binary and 'make clean'
make re # 'make fclean' then 'make'This unit, is an optional unit, of fictional wriying in French
Presentation of the x86-64 Assembly and the use of this low-level language for the development of a minimalistic C library.
B2 module is here to learn bases of progessionnel writing in French.
In order to support you in achieving your own algorithm, this unit is made up of the following elements:
- a first project to introduce THE most used tools in the stock market field for decision taking (sell/buy/wait).
- a second project "Trade", that takes you to the elaboration of your own algorithm.
The C++ Seminar (or Pool) is a key moment in Epitech training. Like the C-Seminar unit, it is intensive and highly instructive.
Functional programming and imperative programming are complementary. This is why properly mastering both paradigms will make you a better developer, one who is able to adapt to virtually any programming language. Furthermore, functional programming is a fundamental component of numerous other paradigms, like reactive programming.
All projects are to exclusively be done in C/UNIX, unless it is explicitly written otherwise in the subject.
This unit is specifically designed to introduce you to the following concepts: Network communication and Data packets
The second year C++ course will introduce you to the Object Oriented Programming paradigm. We will discuss modularization and problematic' abstraction by using practical examples such as dynamic libraries.
Next installment of the first year's UNIX system programming unit. All projects are to be exclusively done in C/UNIXX (given that it's the next installment of the 1st year's PSU)
Study of vulnerabilities linked to the development of Web applications. Non-exhaustive list of domains we will cover: Authentification, ACL, configuration, cryptography, encoding, error management, protocols, synchronization, language traps, Web Services, injections.
All projects before the semester 4 : Project Week w/ Nike, and Internship report
I am Sitpi RAJENDRAN, a {EPITECH.} student from the 2023 Prom's in the Paris Campus.
myFTP : 44.1% / 01 - Preliminaries : 100% / 02 - Error management : 100% / 03 - Architecture : 100% / 04 - Buffer management : 0% / 05 - Authentication : 50% (01 - Sending request before authentication PASSED) / 06 - Working directory : 42.9% / 07 - Quit : 0% / 08 - Various tests : 75% / 09 - Directory Listing : 0% / 10 - Downloading file : 0% / 11 - Deleting file : 50% / 12 - Uploading file
imageCompressor : 91.7% / 00 - 1 cluster : 100% / 01 - 2 clusters : 100% / 02 - 3 clusters : 100% / 03 - 4 clusters : 83.3% / 04 - 5 clusters : 75% / 05 - 16 clusters : 0% / 99 - 9 Error handling: 75%
Groundhog : 69.6% / 01 - rgs : 100% / 02 - final switches : 71.4% / 03 - errors : 100% / 04 - outliers : 50% / 05 - timing of switches : 40%
nm/objdump : 79.6% / nm args tests : 50% / nm basics : 100% / nm error tests : 50% / nm standard tests : 80% / objdump args tests : 100% / objdump basics : 75% / objdump error tests : 50 % / objdump section name tests : 100%
wolfram : 23.8%
malloc : 72.2%
MiniLibC : 98.9%