Linux shell coded in C++ language which performs some of the features found in typical shells, like the bash (Bourne Again Shell) or csh (C-Shell)

This is a simple shell program written in C for Linux-based machines. It reads commands from the user or a script file, executes them, and handles special commands like "alias", "unalias", and "source". It also counts the number of commands, script lines, and commands that contains quotes. It uses a stack to check for quotes in the input.

First attempt of building a very simple a linux shell

An implementation of a Linux shell using the Linux system calls fork(), execvp(), wait(), and exit(). The input is tokenized using the flex tool and parsed using the yacc parser.