London | 26-Mar-SDC | Onur Atas | Sprint 4| implement shell tools#531
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Good start, but there is some work left to do here.
Is there a package you could use to help with managing arguments? Right now it doesn't offer any help text, and you can't combine single-letter arguments like the command line tools.
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Implemented Python versions of ls, cat, and wc, including the required flags and matching the expected shell command behaviour.