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CSE2005 LAB: Submitted By: Abhishek Kandel (19BCE2629)

This document contains a lab submission for a CSE2005 course. It includes 5 tasks for shell scripts: 1) Find the sum of the first N Fibonacci numbers using a for loop, 2) Print a given number in reverse order and sum the digits, 3) Print the multiplication table of an integer argument, 4) Use grep to find the line containing login details in /etc/passwd, 5) Display files in the present working directory, change permissions to r--r--r-- for ordinary files. The document was submitted by Abhishek Kandel for the lab.

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CSE2005 LAB: Submitted By: Abhishek Kandel (19BCE2629)

This document contains a lab submission for a CSE2005 course. It includes 5 tasks for shell scripts: 1) Find the sum of the first N Fibonacci numbers using a for loop, 2) Print a given number in reverse order and sum the digits, 3) Print the multiplication table of an integer argument, 4) Use grep to find the line containing login details in /etc/passwd, 5) Display files in the present working directory, change permissions to r--r--r-- for ordinary files. The document was submitted by Abhishek Kandel for the lab.

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CSE2005 LAB

Submitted by: Abhishek Kandel (19BCE2629)

1. Write a shell script to find the sum of first ‘N’ numbers in Fibonacci series (use for loop)

Output:
2. Write a shell script to print a given number in reverse order and sum of the individual digits.

Output:

3. Write a shell script to accept one integer argument and print its multiplication table.
4. Write a Shell Script that makes use of grep to isolate the line in /etc/passwd that contains your
login details.

Output:
5. Using shell script, display the contents of the present working directory. If it is an ordinary file
print its permission and change the permissions to r--r--r—
Output:
THANK YOU!!!

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