Write a Linux shell script that performs the following tasks:
a. Provide a mystery integer between 1 to 10.
b. Using “while” loop, allow the user to guess the random number until the user
got it right.
c. If the user’s entered number is lower or greater than the random number,
notify the user to guess higher or lower respectively.
d. If the user enters any number out of the 1 to 10 range, notify the user to
enter in the correct number range.
e. Display a congratulatory message along with the random number if the user
guessed it correctly.
Write a script called Student.sh that will accept the following student details: studentID, StudentName, ContactNo and Email. The program should add records to a file called Student_Details.txt under each heading, at the end of each record the program should prompt you if you want to add more records and if yes it should allow you to continue adding the records.
Write a shell script called Grading.sh that will accept StudentID and Grade and the student are graded using the following grading criteria: 80 and above, Destination, 79-60, Merit, 59 -50, Pass, 49-40, Supplement and 39 and below, Fail. The program should add the records to a file called StudentGrades.txt.
1. Write a Linux shell script that performs the following tasks:
a. Provide a mystery integer between 1 to 10.
b. Using “while” loop, allow the user to guess the random number until the user got it right.
c. If the user’s entered number is lower or greater than the random number, notify the user to guess higher or lower respectively.
d. If the user enters any number out of the 1 to 10 range, notify the user to enter in the correct number range.
e. Display a congratulatory message along with the random number if the user guessed it correctly.
Provide the shell script along with the sample output screenshot.
1. Write a Linux shell script to perform the following tasks in a given directory using “for” loop:
b. Move these *.sh files to another directory
Provide at least TWO (2) shell simple scripts samples to be executed for this program.
1. Write a Linux shell script to perform the following tasks in a given directory using “for” loop:
a. Change all files with *.sh extension to executable for all users
Provide at least TWO (2) shell simple scripts samples to be executed for this program.
Write Linux Shell script to check whether a sample file is readable, writable, and executable
Write Linux Shell script to display current working directory.
Write Linux Shell script to display current date and time