In C/C++

3: The History of Commands (history): You should maintain a history of commands (including the invalid) previously entered by the user. Something similar to the system log file. You should create a queue (or list) that works in a FIFO fashion, and you should start numbering them with integer numbers starting by 1. The number should be incremented as new lines are entered by the user (including the invalid commands, if any). . There is a history command in Linux. Try to do something similar by storing the non-empty commands to your dynamic list and print it as needed. . Ideally, you create a file that is updated after the shell is terminated and uploaded when the user starts a new terminal session