Write a bash script that creates an array of shapes - square, rectangle, triangle, and circle....

  

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Write a bash script that creates an array of shapes - square, rectangle, triangle, and circle. The script prompts the user to enter to select one of these shapes. Based on the shape, it should prompt the user for the necessary value to calculate the area of the shape selected. The script should then display the value calculated. (Use: 3.14 for pi) Area of Square= side² = side x side Area of Rectangle = length x width 1 Area of Triangle = = x base x height Area of Circle = πxr² = πxr xr The interface should be as follows: Enter a shape [square, rectangle, triangle, and circle]: square Enter the measurement of the side: 8 Area of square = 64 Enter a shape [square, rectangle, triangle, and circle]: rectangle Enter the measurement of the length: 8 Enter the measurement of the width: 3 Area of square= 24 Write a bash script that creates an array of shapes - square, rectangle, triangle, and circle. The script prompts the user to enter to select one of these shapes. Based on the shape, it should prompt the user for the necessary value to calculate the area of the shape selected. The script should then display the value calculated. (Use: 3.14 for pi) Area of Square= side² = side x side Area of Rectangle = length x width 1 Area of Triangle = = x base x height Area of Circle = πxr² = πxr xr The interface should be as follows: Enter a shape [square, rectangle, triangle, and circle]: square Enter the measurement of the side: 8 Area of square = 64 Enter a shape [square, rectangle, triangle, and circle]: rectangle Enter the measurement of the length: 8 Enter the measurement of the width: 3 Area of square= 24

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