minishell: 42's mid-course project, second biggest project in it's common core, aimed to create our own "mini" shell, handling its behaviour similarly to how bash works
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minishell: 42's mid-course project, second biggest project in it's common core, aimed to create our own "mini" shell, handling its behaviour similarly to how bash works
A program written in pure C language, that can perform lexical tokenization of an arbitrary programming language, 'tinylang' in this particular case.
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