My name is Syamirul and I'm from Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. I began my Piscine journey on 11th September 2023 and completed my Final Exam on 6th October 2023.
Throughout my Piscine journey, I've submitted 12 out of 15 individual projects, and all 3 Rush (group) projects.
This repo serves as a copy of my codes, for future references and also perhaps it could help some of the new students of 42 Network.
Shell 0️0 : 95% : EX00 - EX09 OK
Shell 01 : 40% : EX00 - EX04 OK
C 00 : 50% : EX00 - EX04 OK
C 01 : 85% : EX00 - EX06 OK
C 02 : 85% : EX00 - EX10 OK
C 03 : 75% : EX00 - EX04 OK
C 04 : 77% : EX00 - EX03 OK
C 05 : 70% : EX00 - EX06 OK
C 06 : 100% : EX00 - EX03 OK
C 0️7️ : 60% : EX00 - EX03 OK
C 0️8️ : 100% EX00 - EX05 OK
C 0️9️ : 100% : EX00 - EX02 OK
Rush 0️0️ : 120%
Rush 0️1️ : 100%
Rush 0️2️ : 0%
42KL is a pivotal element in Malaysia's nation-building endeavor, offering top-tier technology education to all Malaysians, regardless of background or socioeconomic status. As part of the renowned 42 network in Southeast Asia, 42KL is a trailblazing programming school, a non-profit initiative supported by the Jeffrey Cheah Foundation, MDEC, Sunway Education Group, and Sunway iLabs. Located in Sunway FutureX, at the heart of Sunway City Kuala Lumpur, it is instrumental in positioning Malaysia as a leader in the ASEAN digital economy.
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