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Dr. Ehoneah Obed · 2022-11-16T05:35:10.106Z

Up until the end of Part 3 of the series, our shell was able to show a prompt for the end user to type some commands, read, parse and execute the command, except that the user had to explicitly provide the path for each command they wanted to execute...

it is really amazing

is this the last part of the series Dr.

Hello Dr. Ehoneah, I enjoyed this simple shell series a lot. It is very informative and quite educating too. Could you write part 5 soon? We appreciate all you do. Thanks and God bless!

Thank you very much for all this your effort, all i could say is GOD BLESS YOU.

but we are eagarly waiting for the next part.

Also, i will like to seek from you... i hope my wish is granted... i would like to always come to meet you for insight?

Thank you sir.

I want to see the part five of this project so badly... This really helps A LOT.

It's very good and educative

Happy to hear and thanks for the feedback. I really appreciate it.

Thanks for your efforts in making us a better software engineer. Please sir I will like you to please finish the creating the shell project because I am really learning from you. God bless you 🙏

You are welcome. I will do my best to.

Dr. Ehoneah Obed is the last parts out yet? Please we need it. Very informative. Is it possible to do for printf sir?

Didn't occur to me that I could use the stat function to check if a file directory is valid.

Now you know better. Try it out and see

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