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Make a ffmpeg script which takes all the mp4 files in a folder (recursively) and output them in the same position mp3 file

E.g.:

Videos
├── Clips
│   ├── clip1.mp4
│   └── clip2.mp4
├── Movies
│   ├── movie1.mp4
│   └── movie2.mp4
└── Songs
    ├── Song1.mp4
    └── Song2.mp4

Music
├── Clips
│   ├── clip1.mp3
│   └── clip2.mp3
├── Movies
│   ├── movie1.mp3
│   └── movie2.mp3
└── Songs
    ├── Song1.mp3
    └── Song2.mp3

RegEx is something you'll find much useful in your daily lives, so I'd highly recommend working on this issue

extarrange script arranges all the files in a given folder into a folder named by their extension. It can be used to group up the files under your Downloads folder for example.

There are special cases added in the script which restricts similar file types like tar based files ending with .tar.gz or .tgz to be same as .tar files and hence places them into folder of name tar instead. Do add more similar special cases by writing their regex.

Refer https://regex101.com/ & https://github.com/ziishaned/learn-regex/ for explaination and writing regex patterns.

You can always reach out for help here.

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Make a script to download youtube video from given timeframes

E.g.: youtube-time 2:00 4:00 tutorial.mkv "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SPwyp2NG-bE"
The above command should create a output file which contains the video from 2 min to 4 min.

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Refer: youtube-dl and ffmpeg commands for this.

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PS:

Note: There can be two ways of implementing these:

1. Download the full video then trim it to the liking.
2. Get the download url and then get only the required frames, then finally merge it.

Depending on the implementation, different points can be assigned.

Purpose of the script is to display weather of IIIT, Lucknow (or of your favorite any location).

For more information see: https://wttr.in/:help

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Run the script and make sure it outputs your cpu-die temperature for you in milli-celcious. Reformat the current output of the script with the desired output as written in header portion of the script.

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A sample way to run the script is shown in the header of script itself. Run the script and figure out more possible bash color values, integrate them into the script.

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Extract the wifi username (SSID) of currently connected wifi network in your laptop/pc.

You can refer to "iw dev wlan0 link" command output for this.

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Write a simple script which lists the lines of code by their language on a remote git repository.

You can refer to tools like cloc or similar for this.

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Make the changes in gitlines files only!

Expected Outcome:

• Implementation of a robust and automated system for code analysis using cloc.
• Detailed reports on lines of code by language, aiding in understanding the codebase structure and making informed decisions.
• Improved code management practices and better insights into codebase complexity.

Write a simple script which lists the permission of given files in their octal format.

e.g.

$ perms weather ../README.md
775 weather
664 ../README.md

Write a simple script which removes all the binary present in current directory (usually generated after running gcc or other commands).

You can refer to "man find" for more information, you can also use modern tool like fd instead of find to accomplish this.

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Create a function that generates passwords, The password should consist of uppercase letters, lowercase letters, numbers, and special characters. The function should take in a single argument, which is the length of the password to generate. The function should return the generated password.

Write a simple script which removes all the files written in the .gitignore files at the root of a git repository.

To find list of all git repos inside current directory you can use: "find . -name .git -type d -prune"

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