use the Linux operating system and use Bash to learn the theory of multithreading.

Research bash programming using this module$$s readings and presentation.

show me the steps and what to type in order to get the result

Program a bash script that outputs the following:

$1)$Echo a heading of $$NAME$$

echo your name

$2)$A heading $$DATE$$

the current system date in the format: $$Today is Monday, January $1,2000.$

$3)$A heading $$PROCESS$$

List all of the running processes

$4)$A heading $$TOP PROCESS$$

Show a list of the top processes that use the most memory or CPU

$5)$A heading $$MULTITHREAD$$

Two $5$ second sleep statements with echo and time commands to effectively demonstrate the concept of multiple processes.

Part $2$

Program a bash script to demonstrate the theory of multithreading using processes:

$1)$Use bash to code an endless loop.

$2)$Create a text file of $10$ ip addresses.

$3)$Code a bash script to read the ip addresses. Extract the first part of the ip addresses and display them on the console.

$4)$Run the endless loop in the background. Run the ip address extraction script. Add commands to both scripts to demonstrate the background and foreground processes $($such as echo, time, process id$,$ etc.$)$