Debug the following bash script: * Prompt the user and get input for username and password and store username +in a variable and password in another variable. Write this information in two files as userlogin.txt and passlogin.txt * Start echo "Enter username" read username echo "Enter password" read password if [I ( Susername = "guest" & $password = "etec" ) ]1: then echo Susername < userlogin.txt echo $password < passlogin.txt fend #Append contents of these two files in one file as login.txt # start cat login.txt >> userlogin.txt passlogin.txt else echo "invalid user" fi

In python, which of the following opens read_it.txt for appending or reading in data test_file variable. a. text_file = open("read_it.txt", "ar") b. text_file = open("read_it.txt", "wr") c. text_file = open("read_it.txt", "a+") d. text_file = open("read_it.txt", "ra") Which one is correct? help!

Please answer the following Bash question, please show your output as well. 1. Write a Bash function named ‘Generate-ID' that generates all possible UGA student id start with 900. The output should be saved into a file named studentID.csv. 2. Write a Bash function named ‘Find_word’ that read wordlist.txt file to find all words end with “ing” and output these words to WordEndIng.csv. 3. The auth.log file (path: /var/log/auth.log) and syslog file (path: /var/log/syslog) are two of the most important log files in Linux. Generally, adversaries target these files so that system administrators couldn’t track what attackers are doing. Write a function named get-linuxlog() that reads all the above two files and stores them into a file named linuxeventlog.txt (Hint use the ‘cat’ command)

The following code segment is supposed to read all of the lines from and save them in copy.txt infile = open ("test.txt", "r") %3D outfile = open ("copy.txt", "w") %3D line = infile.readline () %3D outfile.write (line) line = infile.readline () infile.close () outfile.close () Which line of code should be placed in the blank to achieve this goal? Select one: while line == while line !-" %3D while line !- "" while line

Assume that there is a data file named as “data.txt”. This data file contains integer values in multiple lines, as shown below. You are asked to write statements in the main() method to open the file, read and print out the total of all the values (should be 55). Place your code into try-catch block so that the FileNotFoundException will be caught and an error message will be printed if no such file exists. data.txt 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 import java.util.*; import java.io.*; public class ReadAndPrint {     pubilc static void main() {         // your code goes here }

Insert the missing code in the following code fragment. This fragment is intended to read an input file. public static void main(String[] args) String inputFileName = "dataIn.txt"; File inputFile = new File(inputFileName); Scanner in = new Scanner(inputFile); Select one: Oa. throws FileNotFoundException b. inherits FileNotFoundException C. catches FileNotFoundException O d. extends FileNotFoundException Next pag A 1 ENG

Create a new file (in Dev C++) and save it as lab11_XYZ.cpp (replace XYZ with your initials). Create ANOTHER new file (in Dev C++) and save it as swap_XYZ.h (replace XYZ with your initials). Use the swap_XYZ.h header file to define a set of functions for swapping two items of the same type. Given the following prototypes, define (overloaded) swap functions void swap(int&, int&);  //swap two integers void swap(double&, double&);  //swap two doubles void swap(float&, float&);  //swap two floats void swap(char&, char&);  //swap two characters void swap(string&, string&);  //swap two strings The header file should contain the following: header comments (similar to normal program header comments) function definitions (for you to do, based on provided prototypes above...) In general, a swap works like this: void swap(type first&, type second&){  type temp = first;  first = second;  second = temp; } Once your header file is complete, make…

How would I open a file and encrypt that file from a dictionary in Python? Attached is a picture of my current code. I am currently stuck at the getFiles() and convert(inputFile, outputFile) functions.

In Python, which of the following opens read_it.txt for writing or reading data text_file variable.   a. text_file = open("read_it.txt", "wr") b. text_file = open("read_it.txt", "rw") c. text_file = open("read_it.txt", "aw") d. text_file = open("read_it.txt", "w+")   which one is correct?

Write one line of code that reads a full line from a file with file handle fp into a string defined aschar line[256]. Do this using both fscanf and fgets.