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muru
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#!/bin/bash echo " Enter the name of your directory. You should enter the absolute path to the directory if it is not found in the current directory!" read location echo $location filecount=$( find $location –type f –name "*.txt" -size -4K) echo $filecount

#!/bin/bash
echo " Enter the name of your directory. You should enter the absolute path to the directory if it is not found in the current directory!"
read location
echo $location
filecount=$( find $location –type f –name "*.txt" -size -4K)
echo $filecount

#!/bin/bash echo " Enter the name of your directory. You should enter the absolute path to the directory if it is not found in the current directory!" read location echo $location filecount=$( find $location –type f –name "*.txt" -size -4K) echo $filecount

#!/bin/bash
echo " Enter the name of your directory. You should enter the absolute path to the directory if it is not found in the current directory!"
read location
echo $location
filecount=$( find $location –type f –name "*.txt" -size -4K)
echo $filecount
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نور المدني
نور المدني
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What is the job of the following shell script?

#!/bin/bash echo " Enter the name of your directory. You should enter the absolute path to the directory if it is not found in the current directory!" read location echo $location filecount=$( find $location –type f –name "*.txt" -size -4K) echo $filecount