finally, your script should list the contents of the main directory and each of the subdirectories $($using

the ls command$)$ and redirect the output to a text file named output.txt$.$ This file should reside in the

organized structure directory. Hint use the $>>$ operator to prevent overwriting of the file every time

you run the ls command.

Once you run your shell script $($organizer$.$sh$)$ it should tidy up the disorganized structure so that your final

structure looks like this:

organized$\_$structure$\backslash$

entertainment$\backslash$

entertainment$\_$file$1.$txt$,....$etc.

recipes$\backslash$

recipes$\_$file$1.$txt$,...$

sports$\backslash$

sports$\_$file$1.$txt$,...$

technology$\backslash$

technology$\_$file$1.$txt$,...$

travel$\backslash$

travel$\_$file$1.$txt$,$