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The file/etc/passwd, which stores essential information required during login of users in a UNIX system, is composed of lines with the following format: USERNAME : PASSWORD: UID: GID: INEO: HOME : SHELL. For instance: daemon: x:1:1: daemon:/usr/sbin:/usr/sbinologin bin: x:2:2: bin:/bin:/usr/sbinologin sys: x:3:3: sys:/dev:/usr/sbinologin sync: x:4:65534: sync:/bin:/bin/sync games: :5:60: games:/usr/games:/usr/sbinologin man: x:6:12: man:/var/cache/man:/usr/sbinologin hunter: x:1000:1000: hunter:/home/hunter:/bin/bash Write a BASH script that, given the name of a user as a command line argument (e.g., hunter), deletes the home folder of that user (HOME field) and then removes the corresponding line from the /etc/passwd file. Verify that the correct number of arguments are passed to the script. ID Domanda / Question ID: BASH