Write a script called checkLetter. sh Review Greeting. sh for an example. Use a read statement and ask user to "Enter A, B, or C: " If user types A, echo "You entered A"
If user types B, echo " You entered B"
If user types C, echo " You entered C"
Use the case structure to test the user’s string.
If user types any letter from lower case ‘a through z’ or upper case ‘D through Z’, echo "You did not enter A, B, or C".

The code is given as below: The input and output is as given for one case.

Explanation:

echo -e "Enter A, B or C : \c" #Printing the line on the screen

read -rN 1 test #read the character in the variable test

echo

case $test in #Setting up the case structure for variable test

[[:lower:]] ) #checking all lower case letters

echo You did not enter A, B or C;;

[D-Z] ) #checking upper case letters from D to Z

echo You did not enter A, B or C;;

A ) #Condition to check A

echo You entered A;;

B ) #Condition to check B

echo You entered B;;

C ) #Condition to check C

echo You entered C;;

esac #Exiting the case structure

nope i prefer two because it is simpler, i don't like all the powers you get

explanation:

but that's my opinion