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Project Name Grade Project Name Grade
Shell 00 70% ✅ C 10 (Not Started) ❌
Shell 01 70% ✅ C 11 (Done / Not Delivered) ❔
C 00 100% ✅ C 12 (Done / Not Delivered) ❔
C 01 100% ✅ C 13 (Not Started) ❌
C 02 85% ✅ Rush 00 115% ✅
C 03 100% ✅ Rush 01 120% ✅
C 04 100% ✅ Rush 02 (Not Finished) ❌
C 05 100% ✅ BSQ -21% (*) ❌
C 06 100% ✅ Exam 00 100% ✅
C 07 45% ❌ Exam 01 80% ✅
C 08 100% ✅ Exam 02 100% ✅
C 09 100% ✅ Exam 03 100% ✅

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In BSQ, moulinette considered the functions before main execution as forbidden, resulting in "cheating". Regardless of this error, the project was bound to fail anyways.

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The 42 School is a FREE programming school that defies traditional education, by enforcing the peer-to-peer methodology, where you learn from and with your peers. There are no assigned teachers in this school. If you're not sure about something, Google, the person next to you or on the bottom of the room are your best options. Just make sure you learn how to learn!

The 42 program is divided into 3 major events:

  • Pool: a moment of intensive evaluation, where the students get to know the 42 methodologies, to understand if they are fit for it. You'll learn the fundamentals of C and Shell programming through projects, designed to approach different topics of this language. You'll have an exam every week until you reach the final week, where you'll have the final exam. The pool is where you'll meet a lot of people, so make sure you don't sit in the corner! image

  • Common Core: if you are one of the chosen on the Pool, congratulations! You are now in the main course of the 42 program. The process is the same, enroll in projects and unlock new ones until you reach the final one (you'll also have exams). The projects are divided into ranks, and each rank has an exam that must be validated to unlock the next rank. After reaching and validating the last rank, you must get a paid internship. Should you go through the internship successfully, your Common Core is completed! Don't expect the projects to be as easy as the pool ones though...

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  • Specialization: If you would like to explore certain areas of programming, you can enroll in of the available branches of the 42 Program (the outer branches of the image above).

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