use bash scripting and commands to answer the following questions

/in /by

you will need the following links.

“ConscientiousSoftwareCC.pdf” http://www.dreamsongs.com/Files/ConscientiousSoftwareCC.pdf

“jobs-061505.html” http://news-service.stanford.edu/news/2005/june15/jobs-061505.html

“First Monday article” Awarding the self in Wikipedia: Identity work and the disclosure of knowledge . (This web page uses HTML “frames.” Right click on the main body of the article, and choose save.)

#1

  1. In Linux, using sed, make the following changes in the file named ConscientiousSoftware0.txt and save the result as a new file named ConscientiousSoftware1.txt. [You may use any text editor you like]
    1. Delete trailing white space in each line.
    2. Make sure that every comma is followed by exactly one space.
    3. Make sure that every period is followed by exactly two spaces. Bonus points given if you make an exception for the period appearing at the end of a line, with nothing more on that line.
    4. Make the above into a script procedure called rmHTML().

Paste the entire content of rmHTML() into the answer field for this question.

FINAL ANSWER for number 1:****copy/paste the commands and the regular expressions you used to answer this question****

#2

  1. In Linux, edit the First Monday article as follows.
    1. Thinking of this HTML file as a plain text file, insert newlines appropriately to make sure that no line is longer than 70 characters.
    2. Remove empty/blank paragraphs, if any. (HTML paragraph starting tag is <p> and ending tag is </p> <p>This is some text in a paragraph.</p>
      We can say that a paragraph is empty if there is nothing or has only spaces or tabs in between <p> and </p>)
    3. Remove all images ( HTML, images are defined with the <img> tag. example: <img src=“html5.gif” alt=“The official HTML5 Icon”> )

    The resulting file should still be a valid HTML file, displayable in a standard web browser.

FINAL ANSWER(s) for number 2:

****Copy/paste the commands and the regular expressions you used to answer this question.****

****Copy the entire text of the resulting HTML file into the answer field for this question.****

#3

In Linux, using find, list the details of all files (long-listing format in ‘ls’ )in your home directory (and its subdirectories) that are older than 3 days, and of size bigger than 9999 bytes.

FINAL ANSWER(s) for number 3: ****Provide the command that was used to find the answer.****

 
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