Bash

Write a bash script (named flotingpoint.sh) to read a floating point number then print: 'number is zero' if the entered number is zero or 'number is negative' if the entered number is a negative number or 'number is positive' if the entered number is a positive number NOTE: You must create the script to compare floating point (i.e. with precision) numbers. PS: MAKE SURE TO PRINT THE TITLE WITH YOUR NAME (see the figure below) Following is an example where all three cases are tested