Libft is the foundational project of the 42 curriculum, where I developed a personal C library to replace standard system functions.

The project involved re-coding core functions for string manipulation, memory management, and linked list handling—all without the aid of external libraries and under a strict coding standard. This challenge required a deep dive into low-level C programming, manual memory allocation and pointer arithmetic. The result is a robust, reusable toolkit that serves as the technical bedrock for all my subsequent complex software engineering projects.