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The document contains a lab assignment with five questions related to shell scripting. It includes scripts for finding prime factors, printing divisors of a number, greeting based on time, printing a word multiple times, and counting blank lines in a file. Each question is accompanied by code snippets demonstrating the required functionality.

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OS Lab4

The document contains a lab assignment with five questions related to shell scripting. It includes scripts for finding prime factors, printing divisors of a number, greeting based on time, printing a word multiple times, and counting blank lines in a file. Each question is accompanied by code snippets demonstrating the required functionality.

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OS LAB ASSIGNMENT-4

Name : Akshat Sahu Addmission No : U22CS034

Question 1 : Write a shell script, which finds the prime factors of a given
number.
echo -n "Enter Number : " read n

# for i in `seq 2 $((n/2))` for

(( i=2;i<=$n;i++)){
# do if [ $(($n % $i))
== 0 ] then flg=2
# echo "$flg"
# echo "$i"
# for j in `seq 2 $i` for
(( j=2;j<$i;j++)){
# do if [ $(($i %
$j)) == 0 ] then
flg=1 fi # done
} if [ $(($flg)) == 2 ]
then echo "$i" fi
fi

# done
}

Question 2 : Write a shell script that accepts a positive integer value from the
user, say 34, and prints out all the divisors of 34 as a list:
Enter a positive integer: 34
The divisors of 34 are: 1, 2, 17, and 34

echo -n "Enter Number : " read


n for (( i=1;i<=$n;i++)){
if [
$(($n % $i)) == 0 ] then echo
"$i"

fi }

Question 3 : Write a shell script, which prints good morning or good evening
depending on the login time of the user
h=`date +%H` if [ $h lt
12 ]; then echo Good
Morning elif [ $h
-lt 18 ]; then echo
Good Afternoon else
echo Good Evening fi
Question 4 : A shell script, which takes as command line input a number n,
and a word. It then prints the word n times, once on each line.

echo "Enter n and word:"


read n word

for((i=0;i<$n;i++));
do echo $word done

Question 5 : Write a shell script, which finds the total number of blank lines in
the given file.

grep -n ^$ five.txt

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