Shell Script:

Task: Data Cleaning:you can use bash $/$shell tools and awk script.

Note: Atlast I want a tsv file output which is joined by three tsv files after cleaning them.Please find the screenshots below of the three files and also excepted output tsv file.I mentioned what needs to be cleaned in points Please read the question carefully.

Our World in Data is a truly excellent resource for high quality data across a wide range of topics. For example, during acute phase of the Covid$19$ pandemic, Our World in Data created and hosted many analyses of Covid$19$ disease data.

Relevant to this assignment are three, linked datasets from the Gallup world happiness surveys, averaged by country for a range of years, and then aligned with data from national sources related to GDP$,$ homicide rates per $100,000$ population, size of the population, and life$-$expectancy. Linked below, tab$-$separated file $(.$tsv$)$ versions :

gdp$-$vs$-$happiness.tsv$($Headers are :Entity,Code,Year,Cantril ladder score,GDP per capita, PPP $($constant $2017$ international $$),$Population $($historical estimates$),$Continent$)$

homicide$-$rate$-$unodc.tsv$($Headers are: Entity,Code,Year,Homicide rate per $100,000$ population $-$ Both sexes $-$ All ages$)$

life$-$satisfaction$-$vs$-$life$-$expectancy.tsv$($Headers are:Entity,Code,Year,Life expectancy $-$ Sex: all $-$ Age: at birth $-$ Variant: estimates,Cantril ladder score,Population $($historical estimates$),$Continent$)$

$[$Screenshots are provided for the data files below$]$

you will be implementing a data$-$cleaning stage.

Data Cleaning:

You are to create a top level Bash script, called cantril$\_$data$\_$cleaning $($Note: No suffix!$),$ which will use Bash plus Shell tools, to clean the data. cantril$\_$data$\_$cleaning expects three $.$tsv files corresponding to the three files from Our World in Data. The input files may be in any order. The output is expected to be a tab$-$separated data directed, as before, to standard output.

The overall program should, for a given datafile:

$1.$ Based on the header $($i$.$e$.$ top$)$ line, make sure that the file is a tab$-$separated format file

$2.$Also based on the header line, report any lines that do not have the same number of cells. $($Cells are allowed be empty.$)[$Ignore the rows and also print the error message to stdout$]$

$3.$Remove the column with header Continent, which is sparsely populated and is not present in one of the files.

$4.$Ignore the rows that do not represent countries $($the country code field is empty$)$

$5.$Ignore the rows for years outside those for which we have at least some Cantril data. $($Cantril data may be absent in certain years within the range of those for which there otherwise is data; those cells should be retained.$)[$The range of years are $2011$ to $2021.$So basically consider the rows only having years between $2011$ and $2021($both inclusive$).$

The output file sent to stdout should have rows with the data in the following order $($tab separated$)$:

While the contents of the input files may change $,$ and the order that they are provided to cantril$\_$data$\_$cleaning may vary, you can assume that the order of the columns in the various input files will not change.

Hint: You will notice that the country year combination of cells is unique within each of the three input files.$[$That means country code and a year combination will be present only once in each file$].$

So in short,cantril data cleaning script takes three tab seperate files in any order but columns$/$headers inside them does not change $,$need to get a output with a tsv file headers mentioned above.

Screenshots of the three files and sample excpted file are below:

Entity

Monaco Code Year

C

E

F

G

H

Monaco

Monaco

Monaco

Monaco

Monaco

Monaco

Hong Kong

Macao

Hong Kong

Monaco

Hong Kong

Hong Kong

Macao

Macao

Hong Kong

Macao

Monaco

Monaco

Japan

Monaco

Japan

Macao

Monaco

Monaco

Australia

Hong Kong

Monaco

Japan

Australia

Hong Kong

Japan

MCO

MCO

MCO

MCO

MCO

MCO

MCO

HKG

MAC

HKG

MCO

HKG

HKG

MAC

MAC

HKG

MAC

MCO

MCO

JPN

MCO

JPN

MAC

MCO

MCO

AUS

HKG

MCO

JPN

AUS

HKG

JPN

life$-$satisfaction$-$vs$-$life$-$expec $\backslash$table$[[$Entity$,$Code,Year,Homicide rate per $100,000$ population $-$ Both sexes $-$ All ages$],[$Afghanistan$,$AFG,$2009,4\mathrm{.}0715265],[$Afghanistan$,$AFG,$2010,3\mathrm{.}4870927],[$Afghanistan$,$AFG,$2011,4\mathrm{.}208668],[$Afghanistan$,$AFG,$2012,6\mathrm{.}393913],[$Afghanistan$,$AFG,$2015,9\mathrm{.}975262],[$Afghanistan$,$AFG,$2016,6\mathrm{.}6924186],[$Afghanistan$,$AFG,$2017,6\mathrm{.}8006945],[$Afghanistan$,$AFG,$2018,6\mathrm{.}7435727],[$Afghanistan$,$AFG,$2019,7\mathrm{.}180397],[$Afghanistan$,$AFG,$2020,6\mathrm{.}594439],[$Afghanistan$,$AFG,$2021,4\mathrm{.}0224977],[$Africa $($UN$),,2000,13\mathrm{.}645948],[$Africa $($UN$),,2001,13\mathrm{.}589387],[$Africa $($UN$),,2002,13\mathrm{.}524751],[$Africa $($UN$),,2003,13\mathrm{.}095996],[$Africa $($UN$),,2004,12\mathrm{.}850431],[$Africa $($UN$),,2005,12\mathrm{.}7091255],[$Africa $($UN$),,2006,12\mathrm{.}759147],[$Africa $($UN$),,2007,12\mathrm{.}555357],[$Africa $($UN$),,2008,12\mathrm{.}498256],[$Africa $($UN$),,2009,12\mathrm{.}342634],[$Africa $($UN$),,2010,12\mathrm{.}226504],[$Africa $($UN$),,2011,12\mathrm{.}290624],[$Africa $($UN$),,2012,12\mathrm{.}340445],[$Africa $($UN$),,2013,12\mathrm{.}359684],[$Africa $($UN$),,2014,12\mathrm{.}483554],[$Africa $($UN$),,2015,12\mathrm{.}366553],[$Africa $($UN$),,2016,12\mathrm{.}334789],[$Africa $($UN$),,2017,12\mathrm{.}51506],[$Africa $($UN$),,2018,12\mathrm{.}317689],[$Africa $($UN$),,2019,12\mathrm{.}313706],[$Africa $($UN$),,2020,12\mathrm{.}066697],[$Africa $($UN$),,2021,12\mathrm{.}655763],[\backslash$Delta lhania,$\backslash$Delta $$F$,199),]]$ gdp$-$vs$-$happiness $\backslash$table$[[$A$,$B$,$c$,$D$,$E$,$F$,$G$,$H$,$I$],[$Entity$,$Code,Year,GDP per capi,i Population $($historical estimates$)$ I,Homicide rate per $100,000$ population $-$ Both sexes $-$ All ag$,$Life