A little fun project used for learning Bash.
The project has three files:
driver.sh: Responsible for running the other two files.odd.sh: A program demonstrating a simple computer worm software.even.sh: A program providing some functionalities.
- Change into the cloned directory.
- On a Linux/Unix system, simply run
driver.shfile using:./driver.sh. - On Windows, the following command must be used in the CMD
powershell ./driver.sh. - In both cases, the driver file must be given execution privilages.
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