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The MY library is a C library that provides a collection of functions for common string and file operations, as well as some utility functions for checking system endianness and searching lists of characters.
The library is composed of a single header file, lib.h, which defines various functions for working with strings and files. The library also includes a version string, LIB_MY_VERSION, which can be used to track the version of the library being used.
Some of the key functions provided by the MY library include count_char for counting the number of occurrences of a character in a string, getnbr for extracting an integer from a string, is_number for checking if a string is a number, open_file for opening a file with a specified set of flags, replace_char for replacing a character in a string with another character, and my_strcat for concatenating two strings. Additionally, the library provides a two_free function for freeing a 2D array of strings, as well as a stwa function for splitting a string into an array of strings based on a specified delimiter.
Overall, the MY library is designed to be easy to use and integrate into existing C projects, providing a useful set of string and file manipulation functions for a variety of applications.
The LINK library is a C library that provides a simple linked list data structure implementation. It allows users to easily create, append, and remove links from a list, as well as apply a function to each link, sort the list, and print its contents.
The library is composed of a single header file, link.h, which defines the link_t struct and provides functions for working with linked lists. The library also includes a version string, LIB_LINK_VERSION, which can be used to track the version of the library being used.
Overall, the LINK library is designed to be easy to use and integrate into existing C projects, providing a basic yet flexible linked list implementation that can be used in a wide variety of applications.
