Simple Shell

The Simple Shell is a basic command-line shell implemented in C. It provides users with a minimalistic command-line interface for running shell commands. This project was created as part of a learning exercise and serves as a simplified, educational example of how a shell can be implemented.

Authors

This simple shell project is a result of the collaboration Elmahdi Ratil and Younes Belaouad at ALX-SE Programme.

Features

Command Execution: The shell can execute various shell commands and external programs.
Change Directory (cd): Users can change their current working directory using the cd command.
Exit: The shell handles the exit command to terminate the shell.
Error Handling: The shell provides basic error handling for invalid commands and situations.

Getting Started

To get started with the Simple Shell, follow these steps:

Clone the repository to your local machine:

git clone https://github.com/Elmahdi-Ratil/simple_shell.git

Compile the code:
```
gcc -o hsh *.c
```
Run the shell:
```
./hsh
```

Usage

The Simple Shell supports basic shell commands and external programs. Here are some examples of how to use the shell:

Running a command:
```
'$ ls'
```
Changing directories (cd):
```
'$ cd /path/to/directory'
```
Exiting the shell:
```
'$ exit'
```

Please note that this is a minimal shell and does not support all the features of a full-featured shell like Bash.

Commands

The Simple Shell supports a variety of shell commands, including but not limited to:

ls: List files and directories in the current directory.
cd: Change the current working directory.
pwd: Print the current working directory.
echo: Print arguments to the standard output.
cat: Concatenate and display the content of files.
exit: Exit the shell.
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