Here is the Linux task I need to change to work on MS-DOS:"13. Linux enables tasks which are regularly carried out to be automated through the use of shell scripts. Plan write and test a shell script that could automate the task of creating new users and assigning them to groups."
This is the task I am currently on:"14. Discuss how some of these tasks could have been done in a computer system running Windows or another operating system."
For this task I need to do some primary research, which is why I am here.
Here is the pseudo code for the task that I wrote:Repeat = 1 #This initializes the repeat variable
Counter = 0 #This initializes the count variable
WHILE repeat = 1 #This starts an iteration of something while the repeat variable is 1
OUTPUT “Please enter the username for the new user”
INPUT = username
Add the user username
Counter = counter + 1
WHILE repeat = 1
OUTPUT “Please enter the name of the group for the new user”
INPUT = group
IF the group already exists THEN
Add username to group
Repeat = 0
ELSE
OUTPUT “The group group does not exist.”
OUTPUT “Do you want to create it as a new group (Y)”
OUTPUT “Or enter another group to add the user username to (N)?”
IF INPUT = Y THEN
Create group called group
Add username to group
Repeat = 0
ENDIF
ENDIF
ENDWHILE
OUTPUT “username has been added to the group group”
OUTPUT “Do you want to create another user? Y or N”
IF INPUT = N THEN
Repeat = 0
ELSE
Repeat = 1
ENDIF
ENDWHILE
OUTPUT “You have successfully created counter more users and added them all to groups.”
Here is the linux code:
----------------------I would like to know some starting tips on how to write something like this using the MS-DOS please.
