Linux Have your script request a word from the user, then checks if it is an...

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Have your script request a word from the user, then checks if it is an ordinary file. If yes display the size of the file. If the name is a directory, then display the number of objects in that directory, then display the second line of a long listing of that directory.

Expert Solution

#!/bin/bash

if [ $# -ne 1 ]
then
   echo "Enter filename as an argument"
   exit 1
elif [ -f $1 ]
then
   echo "$1 is a ordinary file and size of $1 is `stat -c %s $1` Bytes"

else [ -d $1 ]
   ls -l $1
fi

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