$3)$ Compile and install the $$hello$$ program Take screenshots of the following:

a$)$ Visit Index of $/$gnu$/$hello and download a $$hello$$ sample program. For example, here is a direct link to one version:hello$-2\mathrm{.}3.$tar.gz$.$ Use a browser or $$wget$$ command to download.

b$)$ Extract the directory $$hello$-2\mathrm{.}3$ to your working directory. You may use the Gnome file$-$roller

archive manager or the $$tar$$ command.

c$)$ Go to the $$hello$-2\mathrm{.}3$ directory and view the files. View the $$INSTALL$$ file to get compilation and installation instructions.

d$)$ Execute the configure file for configuration $($remember to type $./$configure$$ why?$).$

e$)$ Use the $$make install$$ command to compile and install the program.

i$)$ If you experience an issue, ensure your system has the make utility. If you have to install it$...$

$$ sudo apt update

$$ sudo apt install build$-$essential

ii$)$ Note: On newer versions of Ubuntu, it may ask you to use snap

f$)$ Make sure the installation is good.

i$)$ Type $$hello$$ at the command line.

ii$)$ Add the $-$v$$ option to see its version.

iii$)$ Use $$whereis$$ command to see where this program is installed.

iv$)$ Take a screenshot of the terminal which clearly shows execution results of the three steps above