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This is one of the historical remnants of learning Linux during college, around the second semester. Basic logic programming always begins with simple case studies and uses a straightforward environment, none other than the command line. Everything revolves around the command line, terminal, and similar tools.
Program:
#!/bin/sh
#12131294.sh
#Resident Biodata (KTP)
#Replacement for attendance on 26/04/14
for i in $(ls); do
echo "--------------------------"
echo "--------------------------"
echo "1. Display Data"
echo "2. Input Data"
echo "3. Exit"
echo -n "Choice: "
read PILIH
case $PILIH in
1)
echo "Displaying KTP Identity"
echo "Name:" $nama
echo "Place of Birth: " $tmptlhr
echo "Date of Birth: "$tgllhr
echo "Gender: "$jnisklamin
echo "Blood Type: "$gol
echo "Address: "$almt
echo "Religion: "$agm
echo "Marital Status: "$kwin
echo "Occupation: "$job
echo "Citizenship: "$wn
;;
2)
echo "Input Resident Biodata"
echo -n "Name: "
read nama
echo -n "Place of Birth: "
read tmptlhr
echo -n "Date of Birth: "
read tgllhr
echo -n "Gender: "
read jnisklamin
echo -n "Blood Type: "
read gol
echo -n "Address: "
read almt
echo -n "Religion: "
read agm
echo -n "Marital Status: "
read kwin
echo -n "Occupation: "
read job
echo -n "Citizenship: "
read wn
;;
3)
exit
;;
*)
echo "Invalid choice!!"
;;
esac
done
Output:
Hopefully, this is useful, and happy learning!