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Name : Swapnil Dilip Navale

Class : TE Div : B
Roll No : 307B037
`
Experiment :
A. Study of Basic Linux Commands: echo, ls, read, cat, touch, test, loops, arithmetic
comparison, conditional loops, grep, sed etc.

B. Write a program to implement an address book with options given below: a) Create address
book. b) View address book. c) Insert a record. d) Delete a record. e) Modify a record. f) Exit
`

opt=1
while [ "$opt" -lt 6 ]
do

echo -e "Choose one of the Following\n1. Create a New Address Book\n2. View
Records\n3. Insert new Record\n4. Delete a Record\n5. Modify a Record\n6. Exit"

read opt
case $opt in

1)
echo "Enter filename"
read fileName
if [ -e $fileName ] ; then # -e to check if file exists, if exits remove the file
rm $fileName
fi
cont=1
echo "NAME\tNUMBER\t\tADDRESS\
n===============================\n" | cat >> $fileName
while [ "$cont" -gt 0 ]
do
echo "\nEnter Name"
read name
echo "Enter Phone Number of $name"
read number
echo "Enter Address of $name"
read address
echo "$name\t$number\t\t$address" | cat >> $fileName
echo "Enter 0 to Stop, 1 to Enter next"
read cont
done
;;
2)
cat $fileName
;;
3)
echo "\nEnter Name"
read name
echo "Enter Phone Number of $name"
read number
echo "Enter Address of $name"
read address
echo "$name\t$number\t\t$address" | cat >> $fileName
;;
4)
echo "Delete record\nEnter Name/Phone Number"
read pattern
temp="temp"
grep -v $pattern $fileName | cat >> $temp
rm $fileName
cat $temp | cat >> $fileName
rm $temp
;;
5)
echo "Modify record\nEnter Name/Phone Number"
read pattern
temp="temp"
grep -v $pattern $fileName | cat >> $temp
rm $fileName
cat $temp | cat >> $fileName
rm $temp
echo "Enter Name"
read name
echo "Enter Phone Number of $name"
read number
echo "Enter Address of $name"
read address
echo -e "$name\t$number\t$address" | cat >> $fileName
;;
esac
done

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