We has had headache every term from students' submissions that do not conform to the assignments' file requirements, especially the unwanted directories in the submitted compressed files (especially when you submit the entire workspace on your IDEs). Therefore, you are assigned to help us out by writing a bash script called flatten.sh that 1) flatten all files in the current directoty and all other files Homework 1 |- al I I 1 |- p2.py |- p3.c |- README in all subdirectories inside this current directory into one single level and 2) compress only .c files into a zipped file. In case of files having the same filename, you are required to keep only one of them. For example, the current directo contains the following files and directories: |- pl.c |- p2.c |- README.txt Here is the expected output of your script. 2 > ./flatten.sh ./handin.zip System Skill will create a file called handin.zip with pl.c p2.c p3.c all together in one single directory when unzipped.

We has had headache every term from students' submissions that do not conform to the assignments' file requirements, especially the unwanted directories in the submitted compressed files (especially when you submit the entire workspace on your IDEs). Therefore, you are assigned to help us out by writing a bash script called flatten.sh that 1) flatten all files in the current directoty and all other files Homework 1 |- al I I 1 |- p2.py |- p3.c |- README in all subdirectories inside this current directory into one single level and 2) compress only .c files into a zipped file. In case of files having the same filename, you are required to keep only one of them. For example, the current directo contains the following files and directories: |- pl.c |- p2.c |- README.txt Here is the expected output of your script. 2 > ./flatten.sh ./handin.zip System Skill will create a file called handin.zip with pl.c p2.c p3.c all together in one single directory when unzipped.

Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Chapter1: Introduction

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1PE

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