1. Write a script named all.sh that displays (sends to standard output):

the name of the calling program,

the number of positional parameters,

and a list of positional parameters.

Include the #!line (Sobell, page 287) and a comment

Remember to make the file executable.

Test the script with 0, 1, and 5 positional parameters (arguments).

Copy and paste the script into a common text or doc file. Show output with 5 arguments.

For example:

echo "This script was called as

echo "This script was called with this many arguments

echo "The arguments were:

2. Make a symbolic link named linktoto the all.sh script you

wrote in the previous step. Make it executable. Call linkto with two arguments. What does the

script report as the name it was called as (The calling program)?

Show your commands and output (including the link you called)

Create a script called ifRead.sh

Script Requirements:

read two positional parameters from command line

Use if/fi statement and a test command to compare the two positional parameters.

If the two positional parameters match, then echo match

If the two positional parameters do not match, echo end of program

Run script and include two matching arguments, then try with not matching arguments.

Show content of your script and commands and output (for two matching arguments)