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Day 11-13 | #100DaysOfCode
6 hours of dev in total on Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday. Finally pushed my #libft project and waiting to be evaluated tomorrow.
Day 14-15 | #100DaysOfCode
Finally got my #libft project validated on Monday. Full score. Although I made a git mistake: I used "git add *" instead of "git add ." when I wanted to update all files in the repo. Fortunately the moulinette didn't KO me on that.
This weekend I finished the testing with the help of two fellow students. One of them inspired me to just push and get feedback from evaluators. Don't be afraid of getting zeros.
Isn't that the spirit? Getting zeros is not a failure. It's a chance for me to learn.
Wednesday was a tough day. I got to school in the afternoon and had to manage some work first for about 2 hours. Then I sat down in front of my 42 project and I was like "I really want to take a nap"... I couldn't make much progress on testing and I felt really down that evening.
I had dinner with a 42 friend with whom I did the piscine. We shared some frustration from both professional and personal sides since the rentrée. It felt good to be able to talk about it and give each other a pat on the shoulder to keep going!
Day 10 | #100DaysOfCode
Around 3.5 hours at school to test #libft but only made a little progress. Asked chat gpt for help, generally it's got some pretty good explanations but sometimes its solutions just don't work.
Once again my errors are about edge case management. Also I'll have to review the use of valgrind to check memory leaks. Learned it during the piscine but now I don't remember it anymore.
Two major errors in my code so far:
- Not all cases are covered by my conditions
- I take in consideration the content of the byte when I shouldn't because I'm only dealing with memory
Day 9 | #100DaysOfCode
3h session last night. Still testing the mandatory part of #libft. It's interesting to see how the test files are written although sometimes I don't understand the purpose of a certain test...
Day 8 | #100DaysOfCode
1h little session before going to bed. I corrected some errors and updated my makefile to include the bonus functions of #libft.
Day 7 | #100DaysOfCode
Made a quick stop at school today despite the horrible weather and finished the bonus part of #libft. Will start testing my code tomorrow and it could take quite some time. Let's go!