The Student Record Management System is a console-based application written in C that allows administrators and students to manage academic records efficiently using file handling. It uses structures and binary file operations (fwrite, fread) to store and retrieve data persistently.

The Student Record Management System is a console-based application written in C that allows administrators and students to manage academic records efficiently using file handling. It uses structures and binary file operations (fwrite, fread) to store and retrieve data persistently.

This program simulates a basic browser history system using two stacks: one for Back pages and one for Forward pages. Users can visit new pages, go back to previous pages, or move forward again. The program uses stack operations (push and pop) to manage the navigation history, similar to how real web browsers work.

By using stack data structure we designed a browser history simulator.

Interactive simulator demonstrating how browser navigation and history work using two stacks (back and forward) via stack data structure.

Browser Navigation Simulator Browser Navigation Simulator Technologies: C, data structures Developed core navigation features for a simulated browser in C, including tab management, page rendering logic and back/forward navigation using stacks. Implemented dynamic data structures to support tab switching and history traversal efficiently.