Two shell scripts
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Assignment
Copy the following shell that completes the following:
#!/bin/bash
echo Select a country from the following list:
echo America, Italy, France, Germany
read country
case $country in
[Aa]merica ) echo Ford; echo Perhaps;;
[Ii]taly ) echo Ferarri;echo no;;
[Ff]rance ) echo Peugeot ;echo no way;;
[Gg]ermany ) echo Porsche ;echo yes;;
esac
· Run the shell from above. 5 Points
· Answer the following questions:
What is the purpose of the echo command? 5 points
In the case statement, why are the first letters both caps and lower case? 5 points
What does esac mean? 5 Points
· Submit the answers to these questions for grading.
· Create your own shell that completes the following problem:
Ask the user their name. 26 points
Compare it to your name. 26 points
Give a reply that their response is either your name too or it is a nice name too. 28 points
Submit a listing of this shell for grading. All work should be in a Word file.
Please make sure you have screen shoots of the execution of the given script and the work of the create script.
Also, make sure your script can do both upper and lower case letters
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Solution Summary
This solution provides two shell scripts (bash) with an explanation of how they work.
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