Anas Sindab
@anasindaStudent at 1337 (UM6P) | Low‑level C & systems enthusiast exploring Cloud & DevOps. Passionate about automation and scalable systems.
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Top Repositories
Efficient drone routing simulation in Python. Implements pathfinding and scheduling algorithms to navigate multiple drones through constrained graph zones while minimizing total turns. Handles capacities, movement costs, and conflicts with optimized performance and visualization.
My NeetCode.io problem submissions
Comprehensive Python mastery repository featuring 11 progressive modules: fundamentals, OOP, error handling, collections, file I/O, polymorphism, imports, virtual environments, data validation, functional programming, and abstract classes. Hands-on projects with real-world scenarios from garden analytics to space data systems.
The implementation of a function that reads and returns a single line from a file descriptor, handling repeated calls to read an entire file line by line.
push_swap is a C project that sorts a list of distinct integers using only two stacks (a and b) and a constrained instruction set (push, swap, rotate, reverse-rotate). Given command-line input, it prints a sequence of operations that sorts the stack while minimizing the number of moves. A bonus checker verifies correctness.
Custom printf function recreated from scratch in C. Handles character, string, pointer, decimal, unsigned, and hexadecimal conversions. Implements variadic arguments and proper formatting. A 1337/42 school project focused on mastering low-level output and type conversion.
Libft is a C library project where you re-create common standard library functions and add a few utilities. It’s a great way to practice pointers, memory management, and Norm-compliant coding while building a library you can use in future projects.
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