Using your favorite Linux text editor,$$gedit$,$vi$,$ed$,$ or$$nano$,$ create a user management shell script using a$$while$$logic called$$UserName$\_$Final$2.$ You must replace$$YourWakeTechUserName$$with your actual Wake Tech username for the script's name.

Important Notes:

Follow the directions $($do and do not$)$ for each step to write the script.

The script's output after the execution must look like the sample run on this page.

Attach $($a$)$ screenshot$($s$)$ of your script after debugging it in the box provided.

Do not use a function in this script.

Do not use if and else or case statements in this script.

Direction:

Step $1.$ Use a correct hashpling line. $(2$ points$)$

Step $2.$ Use your full name as a comment in the script. $(2$ points$)$

Step $3.$ Use a while loop that keeps looping until the user enters any character other than y$.$ Do not use an infinite loop or while true. You must use a variable for the loop $(10$ points$)$

Step $4.$ Display "Enter a new username: $"$ on your terminal $($make sure the cursor stays on the same line as the prompt: $(4$ points$)$

Step $5.$ Use a command to read users' keyboard input for a new username. $(4$ points$)$

Step $6.$ Use useradd to create a new user account based on the user's input with the following specifications: $(16$ points$)$

For username, use the user's input keystroke.

For the default shell, make $/$bin$/$sh as the new user's default shell.

Use an option to ensure the creation of a user's home directory.

Use an option to create a private sudo user's group $($Alma Linux "admin" and Ubuntu "administrator"$)$ as a secondary group for new users.

Step $7.$ Use a combination of grep and regular expression to list only the corresponding line for the new username. $(5$ points$)$

Step $8.$ Use the$$id$$command to list the user ID$,$ group IDs, and primary and secondary groups for the new user. $(5$ points$)$

Step $9.$ Display "Would you like to continue? Enter y to continue: $"$ on your terminal $($make sure the cursor stays on the same line as the prompt: $(4$ points$)$

Step $10.$ Use a command to read users' keyboard input for y to continue or other characters to quit the while loop. $(4$ points$)$