Bash Shell Scripting – Simple File ManipulationWrite a bash shell script with the following capabilities:Create a bash script ~/test2.sh with any text editor.Write a bash script that does the following:Change directory to your home directory.Create a child directory called mycode.Change to the mycode directory.Copy all files that end with .c that you have developed in this course to the mycode directory.Navigate up a directory.Create a new child directory called mycode2.Copy all files from the mycode directory to the mycode2 directory.Rename the mycode directory to deadcode.Remove the deadcode directory and all its files.Run your script after doing a chmod 777 on the script.Take a screenshot of the console output.

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Bash Shell Scripting – Simple File Manipulation

Write a bash shell script with the following capabilities:
1. Create a bash script ~/test2.sh with any text editor.
2. Write a bash script that does the following:
  1. Change directory to your home directory.
  2. Create a child directory called mycode.
  3. Change to the mycode directory.
  4. Copy all files that end with .c that you have developed in this course to the mycode directory.
  5. Navigate up a directory.
  6. Create a new child directory called mycode2.
  7. Copy all files from the mycode directory to the mycode2 directory.
  8. Rename the mycode directory to deadcode.
  9. Remove the deadcode directory and all its files.
3. Run your script after doing a chmod 777 on the script.
4. Take a screenshot of the console output.

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