int main()
{
Profile my; // 🪪
my._name = "Morgan";
my._school = 42; /* Nice (France) */
my._areasOfInterest = {
"Software_Architecture" : "Designing scalable and efficient systems";
"Web Development" : "Javascript";
"Game Development" : "Unity, C#";
"AI & Machine Learning" : "Natural language processing, cognitive science applications";
};
my._languages = { "English", "Русский", "Français", "汉语", "Esperanto" };
my._assets = { "ambitious", "pragmatic", "adaptable" };
my._currentTarget = "study";
Background previousCarrier; // 📚
previousCarrier._field = "Early education";
previousCarrier._speciality = "Teaching French as a Foreign Language";
previousCarrier._top[3] = { "Trainer & Coordinator", "Preschool Designer", "School Director" };
Company business; // 💼
business._status = "IE"; /* Individual Entrepreneur */
business._commercialName = "MARIDO";
business._services = {
"educational" : "private tutoring";
"linguistic" : "translation & localisation (en/ru/eo > fr); copyrighting"
"informatics" : "undefined";
}
business._website = "https://www.marido.fr";
Skills stack; // 🛠️
stack.os[3] = { "Linux", "MacOS", "Windows" };
stack.languages.computer = { "C", "C++", "HTML", "Javascript", "Python" };
stack.ai_tools = { "GPT", "Claude", "Copilot", "Suno" };
if ( wantToKnowMore )
sendMessage( "marido.entreprise[at]gmail.com" );
else
std::cout << "Thanks for reading, have a nice day!" << '\n';
return ( $? );
}
`
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push_swap
push_swap Public🫸 [42] A sorting algorithm project focused on efficiently sorting a stack using a minimal number of operations through algorithmic problem-solving in C.
C
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Minitalk
Minitalk Public📻 [42] A project that implements inter-process communication using Unix signals. It provides a practical application of process synchronization on a low-level system.
C
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ft_printf
ft_printf Public🖨️ [42] A custom implementation of the standard printf variadic function, designed to handle various format specifiers and argument types and efficiently format and output text to the console.
C
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get_next_line
get_next_line Public✏️ [42] A function that reads and returns one line at a time from a file descriptor, implementing buffering techniques and a scalable approach to handle potentially large files.
C
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