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Unix Practice Stmts

The document provides sample data of products and customers order amounts in specified formats separated by symbols. It asks to write Unix commands to print prime products' details with price > 4999 from a supplied file and to print customers' records with total order amount >=200 and total count of such customers from another given file.

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Unix Practice Stmts

The document provides sample data of products and customers order amounts in specified formats separated by symbols. It asks to write Unix commands to print prime products' details with price > 4999 from a supplied file and to print customers' records with total order amount >=200 and total count of such customers from another given file.

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You have a file representing the data for different products available in a store.

Please
find below example data in a file separated by "@".

Product_Name@Price@Payment_Method@IsPrime
iPhone 11@42000@UPI@No
Macbook Air@88000@Card@No
S21 Ultra@105000@Card@Yes
Chromebook@40000@COD@Yes
LaserJet@5200@Net_Banking@Yes
iPhone 13 Mini@72000@Card@Yes

Write the Unix command to print the details of prime products with prices higher than
4999.

Note: A product is prime if its IsPrime value is "Yes".

The file name will be provided as a command-line argument when the script containing
your command will run.

You can use shell variables (e.g. $0,$1,$2) whichever is applicable for your
requirement to providing the command line argument.

For more clarity, please refer to the Sample Input and Output below.

Note:
The file is automatically loaded with the input records of the company in the above-
specified order and format. You just need to implement the script/command by
assuming that the input file is supplied as a first command-line argument to the script
or command.

Sample Input:
Product_Name@Price@Payment_Method@IsPrime
iPhone 11@42000@UPI@No
Macbook Air@88000@Card@No
S21 Ultra@105000@Card@Yes
Chromebook@40000@COD@Yes
LaserJet@4998@Net_Banking@Yes
iPhone 13 Mini@72000@Card@Yes

Sample Output:
S21 Ultra@105000@Card@Yes
Chromebook@40000@COD@Yes
iPhone 13 Mini@72000@Card@Yes
You have a file having order amount details of customers for orders placed.
The format of the file is as below ('-' is the field delimiter):

CustID-Order1-Order2-Order3
C101-55-12-12
C234-67-42-13
C341-90-90-90
C511-40-40-40

Write the Unix command to print the record of those Customers whose total order
amount is >=200. i.e. the summation of Order1, Order2 and Order3 is greater than
equal to 200. Also print the total count of such customers at the end as "Total :"
(without the quotes). Please refer to the sample output for clarity.

The file name will be provided as a command line argument when the script containing
your command will run.
You can use shell variables (e.g. $0,$1,$2) whichever is applicable for your
requirement to provide the command line argument.

For more clarity on inputs and outputs, please refer to the sample input and output
below.

Note: In case there are no records fulfilling the given condition, value for total
count should be 0 (zero). Refer to sample below.

Sample Input 1 :
CustID-Order1-Order2-Order3
C101-55-12-12
C234-67-42-13
C341-90-90-90
C511-40-40-40

Output :
C341-90-90-90
Total : 1

Sample Input 2 :
CustID-Order1-Order2-Order3
C101-55-12-12
C234-67-42-13
C341-13-10-90
C511-41-40-40

Output :
Total : 0

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