Create a script that will allow a script user to add or remove permissions (read, write, execute) from a file of their choosing. The script must have the following components: • The script must utilize 3 or more functions. The script must utilize a menu that the script user can use to perform an action. The script must use conditional statements, where applicable, to handle the following situations: o The filename provided by the script user does not exist. o An incorrect option was chosen by the script user at the menu. The script's menu must also provide a way for the script user to have the following choices: o Select another file (i.e. once a file's permissions has been changed). o Exit the script ●

Create a script that will allow a script user to add or remove permissions (read, write, execute) from a file of their choosing. The script must have the following components: • The script must utilize 3 or more functions. The script must utilize a menu that the script user can use to perform an action. The script must use conditional statements, where applicable, to handle the following situations: o The filename provided by the script user does not exist. o An incorrect option was chosen by the script user at the menu. The script's menu must also provide a way for the script user to have the following choices: o Select another file (i.e. once a file's permissions has been changed). o Exit the script ●

C++ for Engineers and Scientists

4th Edition

ISBN:9781133187844

Author:Bronson, Gary J.

Publisher:Bronson, Gary J.

Chapter8: I/o Streams And Data Files

Section8.1: I/o File Stream Objects And Functions

Problem 10E

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