In this problem set, you will create a BASH script that will declare and initialize a variable with a specific value. You will then recall that variable in a sentence that will be output to the screen.

To do before scripting:

Create a folder $(/$home$//$scripts$/)$ where you can store all of your scripts. You'll need to make the 'scripts' directory in your home directory.

Write a BASH script that will do the following IN ORDER as they are written:

Use VIM to create a BASH script named 'variable.sh$\text{'}$ in your $/$home$//$scripts$/$ directory

Add a header to the script that shows the following information:

$*$ Script Name: variable.sh

$*$ Author: Your Name

$*$ Last Edited: date of last modification

$*$ Purpose: a simple synopsis of the script's purpose and what it does

Declare and initialize a variable named 'course' and set it equal to the string 'CCU CSCI$316-$D$1\text{'}$

Declare and initialize a variable named 'term' and set it equal to the string 'Spring $2024\text{'}$

Declare and initialize a variable named 'pset' and set it equal to the integer $\text{'}12\text{'}$

Declare and initialize a variable named 'name'. Ask the user their name and set their response as 'name'.

Use 'echo' statements to output the following while using your variables:

"Hello, I am $.$ I am currently enrolled in CCU CSCI$316-$D$1$ Spring $2024$ completing Problem Set #$12."$

$***$The items in bold should be written to call a variable $($course$,$ term, pset, and name$)$ so that it reads as above after the variables have been written in$.***$

You will need to save your script, make it executable, then run it$.$ Here's what you'll be submitting to Moodle for grading. PLEASE make sure you follow these steps or I cannot grade your screenshot submission.

Clear your terminal screen $($enter 'clear'$)$

Open your completed script in VIM so the whole script shows

Capture a screenshot using the TealVirt 'Capture Screenshot Package' option of your script $($variable$.$sh$)$ code. Be sure to show all of the code, including the header and any comments you add to make it readable. Upload that screenshot as in PDF format.