Writing script in linux using bash.

Write a utility to collect well-known files into convenient directory holders.

collect *

The utility should collect all executables, libraries, sources and includes from each directory given on the command line or entered by the user (if no arguments were passed) into separate directories. By default, the allocation is as follows:

executables go to ~/bin

libraries (lib*.*) go to ~/lib

sources (*.c, *.cc, *.cpp, *.cxx) go to ~/src

includes (*.h, *.hxx) go to ~/inc

The utility should ask whether another directory should be used in place of these default directories.

Each move should be recorded in a log file that may be used to reverse the moves (extra points for writing a reverse utility!). The user should have an option to use a log file other than the default (~/organize.log).

At the end, the utility should print statistics on file allocation: how many directories were processed, how many files in each category were moved and how long the reorganization was (the processing time in seconds).

The utility should wait only limited time for user input; if no input, then use defaults.