You will create a shell script called mod$5.$sh that performs the following action:

Pass a textfile$$to the shell script on the command line as an argument to the shell script$($this is the attached file: begunix.txt$).$

Using the textfile $($begunix$.$txt$)$ determine the number of characters, bytes, lines and words contained in the file and print out the results. You need to pipe $(|)$ commands together to get this output. If you do not pipe $(|)$ commands together no credit will be given. This is testing your ability to use the pipe $(|)$ in Linux.

Next, create a tar.xz$$file from the textfile. Call this new file begunix.txt$.$tar.xz

Do not hard code in the name of the file, use a variable $($notice the text file$$name is the first part of the tar.xz$$filename$).$

Finally, display the size of compressed file..