By using bash command mv, you can move a file from current directory to another directory. Write your own mv called MyMv by using system calls link() and unlink(). Your program named MyMv can move a file from a current directory to a directory. Your program receives two arguments: file name and path to a directory where the file need to move, or file name and path to directory with a file name. If the second argument is a directory, move a file to the directory. If the second argument is not a directory, move file to directory as a file name.

PLEASE WRITE IN C AND DO NOT USE FSTREAM OBJECTS