Currently, I am selected as a formal student by 42 London after 26-day intense piscine. I have passed my libft project which is circle 0. Now the next project is about file handling input/output in C. To do it differently, I tried to plan for my project in a detailed way, especially for breaking down project into manageable tasks.

1. Understand File Input/output basic (Days 1-5)
   • Specific: Focus on the fundamental concepts of file input/output in C
   • Measurable: Complete online tutorials or exercises covering basic file operations, such as opening, reading, and closing files
   • Actionable: Write a simple C program that opens a file, reads its contents, and prints them to the console
2. Explore File Stream
   • Specifics: Dive deeper into the concept of file streams
   • Measurable: Read relevant sections in C programming books or documentation about file streams
   • Actionable: implement a program that uses both fopen and open functions to handle file input
3. Differentiate FILE and normal fd
   • Specifics: Understand the distinctions between FILE and a regular file descriptor (fd)
   • Measurable: Write a comparative analysis highlighting the key differences and use cases of FILE and file descriptors
4. Advanced Understanding of File I/O
   • Goals gain an advanced understanding of file I/O concepts beyond the project requirements
   • Actionable: Explore concepts such as file modes, file permissions, error handing in file I/O operations, and seek to understand how the operating system manages file data
5. Dynamic memory management mastery
   • Goal: Master Dynamic memory management using malloc and free
   • Actionable: practice allocating and freeing memor in various scenarios
   • Experiment with different allocation strategies, handle edge cases, and ensure proper error checking
6. Error Handling Practices
   • goal: Develop effective error-handing practice for file I/O operations
   • Actionable: implement robust error-checking mechanisms in you "get_next_line" project. Consider all possible failure scenarios and implement graceful error handling using retrun values and errno
7. Code Modularity and Readability
   • Goal: Emphasize code modularity and readability
   • Actionable: Refactor your code into modular functions with clear responsibilities. ensure that each function does one thing well and is easy to understand. strive for a clean and readable codebase
8. Testing strategies
   • Goal: Develop effective testing strategies
   • Actionable: Create comprehensive test case for your get_next_line function include tests for various file types, edge cases, and unexpected scenarios. consider automating your tests for ease of future validation
9. Documentation Best Practices
   • Goal: Adhere to documentation best practices
   • Actionable: keep your code well-documented with clear comments explaining the purpose of each function and any intricate parts of your implementation
   • ensure your README file provides comprehensive instructions on how to use your "get_next_line" function
10. Version Control Proficiency
    • Goal: gain proficiency in version control using git
    • Actionable: use git for version control during the development of your project.
    • practice commiting changes, branching, and merging to maintain a well-organised project history
11. Explore Advanced File I/O concepts
    • Goal: Explore advanced file I/O concepts not covered in the project requirements
    • Actionable: Investigate topics like memory-mapped files, asynchronous file I/O, or other advanced file handling techniques. while not directly applicable to the project, expanding your knowledge will deepen your understanding of file operations