you will write an interactive shell script to analyze the "randomness" of the

BASH provided $($pseudo$)$ random number generated environment variable: RANDOM.

The script will accept settings via the command line and environment variables, provide a menu of its

functions to the user, and generate a report, all as detailed below.

If the environment variable SEED is set, then initialize the BASH random number generator with that

value.

$$ Menu Option $1$ will prompt the user to enter a number indicating how many random numbers to create.

$$ Menu Option $2$ will $-$

generate random numbers between $1$ and $100($the count of which is given in menu option $1),$

and then display a $10$ bin frequency distribution based on those values.

$$ Menu Option $3$ will toggle the format of the date and time for the report between the initial default of

MM$/$DD$/$YY HH:MM:SS $($AM$|$PM$)$ TZ and DDD$.$YYYY $($where DDD is Julian day$).$

$$ Menu Option $4$ will write the analysis report consisting of

the date $($formatted as directed in menu option $3),$

and the frequency distribution $($as created in menu option $2),$

to the filename given as the sole command line parameter.

$$ Menu Option $5$ will exit the script with an error code of $0.$

If more than one command line parameter is provided, the script should immediately print the message

$$Too Many Parameters$$ to stderr and exit with error code $15.$