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WEEK-11 (Korn Shell Scripting)

1. Greeting Based on Time:


Write a shell script which will greet you “Good Morning,” “Good Afternoon,” “Good
Evening,” and “Good Night” according to the current time.
2. Binary Search:
Write a shell script to search for a given number using a binary search.
3. Terminal Lock:
Write a shell script to lock the terminal. The script should prompt for a password to
unlock the terminal.
4. String Analysis:
Write a shell script to find the number of vowels, consonants, digits, whitespaces, and
special characters in a given string.
5. Mathematical Tables:
Write a shell script to generate the multiplication table of a given number.

1. Write a shell script which will greet you “Good Morning,” “Good Afternoon,”
“Good Evening,” and “Good Night” according to the current time.

#!/bin/ksh

hour=$(date +"%H")

if [ $hour -ge 0 ] && [ $hour -lt 12 ]; then


echo "Good Morning!"
elif [ $hour -ge 12 ] && [ $hour -lt 17 ]; then
echo "Good Afternoon!"
elif [ $hour -ge 17 ] && [ $hour -lt 21 ]; then
echo "Good Evening!"
else
echo "Good Night!"
fi

2. Write a shell script to search for a given number using a binary search.
#!/bin/ksh

binary_search() {
local arr=("$@")
local search=$1
local left=0
local right=$((${#arr[@]} - 1))
while [ $left -le $right ]; do
mid=$(( (left + right) / 2 ))
if [ ${arr[$mid]} -eq $search ]; then
echo "Number found at index $mid"
return 0
elif [ ${arr[$mid]} -lt $search ]; then
left=$((mid + 1))
else
right=$((mid - 1))
fi
done

echo "Number not found"


return 1
}

echo "Enter the numbers (space-separated):"


read -a arr
echo "Enter the number to search:"
read search

# Sorting the array (required for binary search)


arr=($(printf "%s\n" "${arr[@]}" | sort -n))

binary_search "$search" "${arr[@]}"

3. Write a shell script to lock the terminal. The script should prompt for a
password to unlock the terminal.
#!/bin/ksh

password="secret"

while true; do
echo "Terminal is locked. Enter the password to unlock:"
read -s input

if [ "$input" = "$password" ]; then


echo "Terminal unlocked."
break
else
echo "Incorrect password. Try again."
fi
done
4. Write a shell script to find the number of vowels, consonants, digits, whitespaces,
and special characters in a given string.
#!/bin/ksh

echo "Enter a string:"


read str

vowels=$(echo $str | grep -o -i "[aeiou]" | wc -l)


consonants=$(echo $str | grep -o -i "[bcdfghjklmnpqrstvwxyz]" | wc -l)
digits=$(echo $str | grep -o "[0-9]" | wc -l)
whitespaces=$(echo $str | grep -o "[[:space:]]" | wc -l)
special_chars=$(echo $str | grep -o "[^a-zA-Z0-9[:space:]]" | wc -l)

echo "Vowels: $vowels"


echo "Consonants: $consonants"
echo "Digits: $digits"
echo "Whitespaces: $whitespaces"
echo "Special Characters: $special_chars"

5. Write a shell script to generate the multiplication table of a given number.


#!/bin/ksh

echo "Enter a number:"


read number

echo "Multiplication table for $number:"

for i in {1..10}
do
echo "$number x $i = $((number * i))"
done

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