Create a bash script that will take two directories as input parameters, iterate over the lists of files, and report files which are either present in one directory but missing in the other, or present in both directories but differ in content. The script MUST NOT consider subdirectories or files therein. The script should work with both relative and absolute paths. This also means the output format displayed must contain a relative or absolute path depending on what the original argument was (see attached image for commands allowed)

Enter a BASH "glob" pattern that will match all files in the current working directory that  have an 'm' in their name (start, middle, or end). Note: no "whitespace" is permitted (spaces, tabs, newlines, etc). The answer is one "word" only.

Please write a 2.7 Python script/function that will find a specific file/check if it exists through multiple folders that contain multiple folders and files that contain multiple folders and files and some are also zipped as well. Once it is found/exists, move that file into a different directory. If there is no such file in any of these folders then return pass. Please provide a folder structure picture as well. Please provide a full commented solution with an explanation and screenshot of code and output.

Write a small program in any language other than bash (python, C, C++ etc.) to read the contents of the given file one line at a time, and output each line at specified time intervals. This small program will form the basis for further demonstrations. Submit code and output to D2L dropbox. The filename must be read from the commandline The time interval must be setas a commandline option in milliseconds. The output must go to stdout Output the env of your new process to a file strace your process and save the output to a file оооо о

Scenario:  You have been tasked with building a URL file validator for a web crawler. A web crawler is an application that fetches a web page, extracts the URLs present in that page, and then recursively fetches new pages using the extracted URLs. The end goal of a web crawler is to collect text data, images, or other resources present in order to validate resource URLs or hyperlinks on a page. URL validators can be useful to validate if the extracted URL is a valid resource to fetch. In this scenario, you will build a URL validator that checks for supported protocols and file types.

You shall implement a Microshell, “MSH”.  MSH shall provide the following functions: Provide a shell-like interface for launching new programs: When MSH starts running, it will print a prompt "cssc0000% " (replace cssc0000 with your username) and then wait for the user to type in a file name. Note, MSH will NOT have any shell built-in functions (such as cd, setenv, printenv, bg, fg, etc), with the exception of #5 (below). When the user enters a filename and hits the “enter” key, MSH then reads the filename entered and determines if the file is an executable file. If it isn't, MSH will print a useful error message to the user and then return to #1 above (display a new prompt and wait for user input). If it is an executable file, then MSH will create a new process and run this program in the new process. Note – you will need to determine whether the filename is a fully qualified path name or if the file needs to be searched for (fully qualified pathnames begin with a slash (i.e. "/"),…

Professor Potter, a punning pedantic, practices puzzling her students. She has left a secret message, of unknown length, encoded in a file for you to unravel. The setup is simple: each line of the file contains one char and one non-negative integer. The key to reading the message is organizing the characters in the proper order. The integer indicates the position of the character within the message. For example: e 2 b 1 a 3 h 5 c 4 spells 'beach' when unraveled. Write a program that will: Ask the user for the name of a file Check to see that the file exists and contains some data. Open and read this file exactly once Using your MessageDecoder class, unravel and display the message Offer to do it again on another file Required classes: You will create and submit 2 classes: MessageDecoder class: Responsible for converting a scrambled message file into plain text. Contains a public method getPlainTextMessage() that returns the String object. The scrambled file must be scanned only once…

Write a script that creates an inventory of what is present in a user-defined .aprx file. The aprx file path will be hardcoded at the top of the script. The inventory should consist of the following: 1) the full path of the .aprx file; 2) the number of maps and layouts; 3) for each map, the name of the map, the number of layers, whether a basemap is one of the layers or not, and the coordinate system of the map; and 4) for each layout, the name of the layout, the number of map frames, the number of text elements and the number of other layout elements. The inventory should be written as a text file I believe this needs to use the arcpy package in Python