Create a makefile that will successfully compile your progra…

Create a makefile that will successfully compile your program given the following information (make sure to make full use of macros): There are various files and includes: circle.h       circle.c                   shape.h       shape.c                                     ctrl.h       trig.c     fun.h   Assume that each x.c file include the respective x.h file, where x ->{circle,shape}. You also know, that:    circle.h includes fun.h        ctrl.h includes fun.h      

Write a bash script called addScript that will accomplish th…

Write a bash script called addScript that will accomplish the following activity and show how you would run the script, make sure to give it the correct privilege. The scripts takes command line arguments: a directory and a filename The script will check if that directory exists and if it does create the file with the name filename.txt with the content “Hello” (hint use the echo command) in that directory, if the directory does not exist then display the message “Dir Does Not Exist”. Example addScript testme filename

#include char *option[] = {“-X”, “-Y”, “-Z”}; int main(int…

#include char *option) {     char *ptr;     int idx, i;     if (argc > 1) {        for (i=0; i < sizeof(option)/sizeof(char*); i++)        {           ptr = NULL;           for (idx=1; idx < argc; idx++)              if (!strcmp(argv, option) && (idx+1 < argc))              ptr = argv;           if (ptr) {              printf("option %s: value %s\n", option, ptr);           }        }     }     else {        printf("No Parameters!\n");     }     return 0; }     Command Line: ./test –X fileA -b fileB –Y fileC   What is the output of the program:   Show what the values in: argc =      argv =     

With the use of the ICD-10-CM codebook, choose the correct c…

With the use of the ICD-10-CM codebook, choose the correct code assignment for the following scenario.Intraabdominal abscess, within the organ and space site, following cesarean delivery , 2 weeks postpartum, admitted for treatment of the obstetric surgical wound.