CREATE A SCRIPT FOR THE FOLLOWING:$ cat

CREATE A SCRIPT FOR THE FOLLOWING:$ cat -n won2 1 # 2 # won2 3 # won version 2 4 # Displays the current date and time, # of users currently 5 # logged in, and your current working directory 6 # 7 date # displays current date 8 who | wc -l # displays # of users logged in 9 pwd # diplays current working directory $_ WRITE A SCRIPT FOR THE FOLLOWING$cat -n won3 1 # 2 # won3 3 # won version 3 – The user-friendly version 4 # Displays the current date and time, # of users currently 5 # logged in, and your current working directory 6 # 7 echo # skip a line 8 echo “Date and Time:c” 9 date # displays current date 10 echo “Number of users on the system:c” 11 who | wc -l # displays # of users logged in 12 echo “Your current directory:c” 13 pwd # displays your current directory 14 echo # skip a line $_CREATE A SCRIPT FOR THE FOLLOWING:$ cat -n BOX 1 # 2 # BOX 3 # A sample program to show the shell variables 4 # 5 echo # skip a line 6 echo “The following is output of the $0 script: ” 7 echo “Total number of command line arguments: $#” 8 echo “The first parameter is: $1 ” 9 echo “The second parameter is: $2” 10 echo “This is the list of all is parameters: $* ” 11 echo # skip a line $_