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The game involves both client-side and server-side (back-end) components. The front-end includes the graphical user interface (GUI) and user interaction logic, while the back-end includes game logic, state management, and communication between clients and the server.

This involves both client-side (C++) and server-side (Java) components. The client-side handles user interaction and communication with the server, while the server-side manages requests from clients, processes them, and responds accordingly.

This project includes both front-end and back-end components. The front-end is likely the browser interface using HTML and JavaScript, handling user input and displaying chat messages. The back-end, implemented in Python with Flask, manages encryption/decryption of messages, storage, and communication with clients.

The Budget Tracker is a dynamic application built with Next.js, React, Node.js, and MongoDB, allowing users to manage their finances effectively. Users can register and log in to access a personalized dashboard, view categorized budgets, and visualize their spending through interactive graphs and charts, providing valuable insights for informed financial decisions.

The C shell program for Linux uses fork(), execvp(), and pipes to emulate a command-line interface similar to a standard shell. Users can input commands, which are parsed and executed in separate processes. The program supports piping between multiple commands, allowing the output of one to be the input for the next.