On the previus post, we saw the Static libraries and a brief introduction to the Dynamic libraries, now let’s dig deeper and compare them a bit. Let’s recap a bit, What is a library in Linux? In computer science, a library refers to a collection of precompiled pieces of code…

This blog post describing step by step what happens when you type ls -land hit Enter in a shell. Before guide you through the step-by-step. I will briefly explain some concepts. What is a Shell? A Shell is a program that takes command inputs typed from the user’s keyboard and passes them to the…

A “library” is a collection of parts of the program that do common and / or specialized things that prevent the programmer from having to “reinvent the wheel” when writing software. It generally consists of functions to call and object classes that you can instantiate. …

For this blog, we will learn all the compilation steps, but first a little introdution to clarify some programming concepts beforehand, we will cover what the C language is, how to compile it with a tool like gcc, and what happens when we compile it. language C It is a formal language…

This blog post describing the differences and characteristics between Hard link and symbolic link in Linux. What does link mean? A file on a computer is a collection of data that has a specific physical location. Therefore, to access a file, we must know where it is physically stored. for them we require an…

This blog post describing step by step what happens when you type ls *.cand hit Enter in a shell. Let’s start with where to write the command, On linux and unix systems the way used to send orders to the system is called prompt, it is a text string that…