FILE *read_file,*write_file;  char phoned[30] = "phontipppedir.txt";  struct tippp person {  chatipppppr firstname[1tippp5];  char ltipppppastname[2tippp5];  char phone[10];  };

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I am having trouble with this problem.  Write a shell script called rpt.bash that accepts  a student's information file and displays it in a different  format on the screen.  This is a sample information file is called r1.txt  First Name: John  Last Name: Doe  Address: 5934 Lightdrive  City: Columbus  State: IA  ZIP: 87345  Birthday: 1978-12-11  Address: 5934 Lightdrive, Columbus, IA, 95933  Average: 84 (Good)  the script should display your result and should be the same as above.  If the average of scores is >= 90, you should display "Excellent".   If average_score < 90 || average_score >= 70, you should display "Good".  If average_score < 70, you should display "Poor".  This is another sample record file called record2.txt.  First Name: Sam  Last Name: Newt  Address: 8981 Lost in Space Avenue  City: Sioux  State: SD  ZIP: 89823  Birthday: 01/22/1992  Score1: 69  Score2: 69A sample run of the script should be like below:  $ ./report.bash record2.txt  =========== Report Card of Newt, Sam ===========  Birthday: 01-22-1992  Address: 8981 Lost in Space Avenue, Sioux, SD, 89823  Average: 69 (Poor)  =========== End of Report Card ===========