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name: "The history builtin"
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difficulty: easy
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description_md: |-
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In this stage, you'll add support for [history](https://www.gnu.org/software/bash/manual/html_node/Bash-History-Builtins.html#index-history) as a shell builtin.
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### The history builtin
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- slug: "dm2"
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primary_extension_slug: "history"
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name: "Command Execution after Arrow Navigation"
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name: "Executing commands from history"
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difficulty: medium
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description_md: |-
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In this stage, you'll implement support for being able to press enter to execute a command recalled using UP-DOWN arrows.
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./your_program.sh
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```
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It will then send multiple commands to your shell, followed by the up and then down arrow keys to recall the history:
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It will then send multiple commands to your shell, followed by the up and then down arrow keys to recall the history and then press enter to execute the command:
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```bash
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$ echo hello
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The tester will execute some commands and then press the up and then down arrow keys to recall the history and then press enter to execute the command arrived.
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The tester will expect the command to be executed when the enter key is pressed.
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marketing_md: |-
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In this stage, you'll implement support for being able to press enter to execute a command recalled using UP-DOWN arrows.
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