Problem

Maurice manages the file servers with Jen, and he says that one of the servers keeps running out of disk space. He needs to keep an eye on the files that are saved to the servers to make sure that no one is duplicating large files or saving any abnormal files.

The reason this is a problem today is that one of the primary servers is out of disk space right now and he is having trouble finding something he can safely delete or move somewhere else.

Ask the user to type the path to a folder; this will be the folder that they want to be inspected.

Example: C:\Users\

Recursively examine the files and folders inside that path and produce the following three reports:

• Top 5 Newest Files
  • Show the 5 most recent files created.
• Top 15 Largest Files
  • Show the 15 largest files.
• Top 20 Recently Accessed Files
  • Show the 20 most recently accessed files sorted by file type.

Save your findings as three professional looking files in the C:\Reports\2021\ directory (one file per report).

• • • Format the information as a table with headings, columns, and rows.
    • Each file should start with a line that includes the report's name (see above) followed by one or more lines that include a two-sentence description of what the report is.
    • Use the following file names:
      • Top 5 Newest Files: top5recent.txt
      • Top 15 Largest Files: top15largest.txt
      • Top 20 Recently Accessed Files: top20accessed.txt
    • Use of new lines, ascii characters, and other elements to improve the look of the report should be utilized.

For all three of your reports, you should include the following information in your output, in the following order:

• • • Full path to the file.
    • File size in GB.
    • Date and time the file or folder was last changed.
    • Date and time the file or folder was last accessed.