Refer to the exhibit. What is the action of the Bash script that is shown?

Question

Options

• AThe script waits until input is entered. If the directory exists, the script goes into it until there is no
• BThe script goes into the directory called "$ndir" and makes a new directory called "$ndir"
• CThe script waits unit input is entered, then it goes into the directory entered and creates a new
• DFor all directories in the current folder. The script goes into directory and makes a new directory.

• A
  93% (54)
• B
  2% (1)
• C
  3% (2)
• D
  2% (1)

Explanation

Based on the described behavior and correct answer, the Bash script uses a read command to wait for user input (capturing a directory name), then checks whether that directory exists (likely using an if/while construct with a condition like [ -d "$ndir" ]). If the directory is found, the script changes into it. The loop continues prompting for input until no valid directory is entered or input ends. This is a common interactive directory navigation pattern in Bash scripting.

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