The Memory Manager Simulation with a CLI is a project that emulates the behavior of a memory manager, providing users with a hands-on experience of memory allocation and deallocation strategies. The simulation incorporates coalescing, best fit, and first fit algorithms to allocate and manage memory blocks effectively.

The simulation is designed as a command-line interface (CLI) application, allowing users to interact with the memory manager through a text-based interface. Upon launching the simulation, users are presented with a clear prompt where they can input commands to allocate and free memory.

By engaging with the Memory Manager Simulation with CLI, users can gain a deeper understanding of memory management concepts and strategies. They can observe firsthand how different allocation algorithms impact memory utilization, fragmentation, and overall performance. This project serves as an educational tool for CS students or anyone interested in exploring memory management techniques.