Our project consists of several components that work together to provide an efficient user experience.

First, a command interpreter was built with the python language. This interpreter allows you to manipulate data without using a visual, shell-like interface. This feature makes it perfect for the development and debugging stage.

We create a static and dynamic web interface with HTML, CSS, and Javascript, and store the data in a MySQL database and FileStorage to save and retrieve information efficiently.

Finally, we implemented a communication interface through a RESTful API to connect the front-end with the data efficiently and securely, providing a better user experience.

Languages: Python, Flask, Mysql, HTML, CSS y Javascript

The Simple Shell project was successfully completed, which aims to replicate the basic functionalities of the "Shell" command line interpreter present in Unix-like operating systems, but with a minimalist and simple approach.

It was created to practice the basics of learning C programming, but includes the basic functionality of a traditional command line user interface. In short, this simple shell is a program that reads the supplied commands, checks if they exist, and executes.

Languages: C

Custom version of the "printf" function built into C.

The C library function "printf" with the return type "int", allows you to print a formatted string to stdout. The first argument is a character string (const char *) containing the format specified for printing, followed by any number of additional arguments, specified by a variable semicolon "...". This function is very useful for printing structured and readable messages to the user or for debugging code.

The "printf" library has 8 format specifiers to format the arguments according to the specified data type. This allows for structured printing to the console.

The "printf" function prints a string, when it encounters a '%' format specifier it calls one of the supplied additional arguments and prints them at that position. Specifiers indicate how the argument should print.

Languages: C