Shell exercise-18

Question requirements

prompt the user to enter the name of the network card, and then we use the script to output the ip of the network card, we need to consider the following questions:
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1. The characters entered do not match the name of the network card Norms, how to deal with them.
2. The name conforms to the specification, but how to deal with it without this network card at all.

Reference answer

#!/bin/bash
ip add |awk -F': ''$1 ~ "^[1-9]" {print $2}'> /tmp/eth.list
while :
do
 eths=`cat /tmp/eth.list |xargs`
 read -p "Please input a if name(The eths is `echo -e "\033[31m$eths\033[0m"`): "eth
 if [-z "$eth" ]
 then
 echo "Please input a if name."
 continue
 fi
 if! grep -qw "$eth" /tmp/eth.list
 then
 echo "The if name is error."
 continue
 else
 break
 fi
done

if_ip() 
{
 ip add show dev $1 |grep 'inet' |awk'{print $2}'|awk -F'/''{print $1}' >/tmp/$1.txt
 n=`wc -l / tmp/$1.txt|awk'{print $1}'`
 if [$n -eq 0 ]
 then
 echo "There is no ip address on the eth."
 else
 echo "The ip addreess is:"
 for ip in `cat /tmp/$1.txt`
 do
 echo -e "\033[33m$ip\ 033[0m"
 done
 fi
}

if_ip $eth

Question requirements

Write a script to achieve the following functions:
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1. The script can take parameters or not

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2. There can be multiple parameters, and each parameter must be a directory
3. The script checks the number of parameters. If it is equal to 0, the current directory itself will be listed, otherwise the sub-parameters contained in each parameter will be displayed. content.

Reference answer

#!/bin/bash
if [$# -eq 0 ]
then
 echo "current The file under the directory is: "
 ls .
else
 for d in [email protected]
 do
 if [-d $d ]
 then 
 echo "There are these subdirectories under the directory $d:"
 find $d -type d 
 else
 echo "There is no such directory: $d"
 fi 
 done
fi

Question requirements

Define a shell function that can accept two parameters and meet the following requirements:
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Refer to the answer

#!/bin/bash
if [$# -ne 2 ]
then
 echo "You must enter two parameters. The first parameter is the URL and the second parameter is the directory." 
 exit 1
fi< br />
if [! -d $2 ]
then
 while :
 do
 echo "The second parameter you entered is not an existing directory .Do you want to create this directory? (y|n): "c
 case $c in 
 y|Y)
 mkdir -p $2
 ;;
 n|N)
 exit 51
 ;;
 *)
 echo "Please enter y or n."
 continue
 ;;
 esac
 done
else
 cd $2
 wget $1 
 if [$? -eq 0 ]
 then
 exit 0
 else
 echo "download failed."
 exit 52
 fi
 fi

Question requirements

Write a guessing number script. When the number entered by the user is the same as the preset number (a number from 0-100 is randomly generated), exit directly, otherwise let The user keeps inputting, and prompts the user that the number is larger or smaller than the preset number.

Reference answer

#!/bin/bash
n=$[$RANDOM%101]
while :
do
 read -p "Please enter a number from 0-100:" n1
 if [-z "$n1" ]
 then
 echo "You must enter a number."
 continue
 fi
 n2=`echo $n1 |sed's/[0-9]//g'`
 if [-n "$n2" ]
 then< br /> echo "The number you entered is not a positive integer."
 continue
 else
 if [$n -gt $n1 ]
 then
 echo "you The number you entered is too small, please try again."
 continue
 elif [$n -lt $n1 ]
 then
 echo "The number you entered is too big, please try again ."
 continue
 else
 echo "Congratulations, you guessed it!"
 break
 fi
 fi
done

Question requirements

Writing a shell script can meet the following requirements:
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1. After executing the script, prompt for the name (in English, it can be large or small) Write letters and numbers without other special symbols), and then output a random number between 0-99, the script will not exit, continue to prompt to enter the name
2. If you enter the same name, the output The number is still the result output when the name is entered for the first time
3. The number that has been output before will not appear again next time
4. When q or Q is entered, the script will exit.

Reference answer

#!/bin/bash
f=/tmp/user_number.txt
j_n()
{ 
 while :
 do
 n=$[RANDOM%100]
 if awk'{print $2}' $f|grep -qw $n
 then
 continue
 else
 break
 fi
 done
}

while :
do
 read -p "Please input a username: "u
 if [-z "$u" ]
 then
 echo "Please input a username."
 continue
 fi

 if [$u == "q"] || [$u == "Q" ]
 then
 exit
 fi 

 u1=`echo $u|sed's/[a-zA-Z0-9]//g'`
 if [-n "$u1" ]
 then
 echo "you The username entered does not conform to the specification, the correct username should be a combination of uppercase and lowercase letters and numbers"
 continue
 else
 if [-f $f ]
 then
 u_n=`awk -v uu=$u'$1==uu {print $2}' $f`
 if [-n "$u_n" ]
 then
 echo "user The number corresponding to $u is: $u_n"
 else
 j_n
 echo "The number corresponding to user $u is: $n"
 echo "$u $n" >> $f
 fi
 else
 j_n
 echo "The number corresponding to user $u is: $n"
 echo $u $n >> $f
 fi
 fi
done