shell program to count number of characters words and lines in a given file

/* count.sh */
/*hello.txt is a sample file already in my system*/

echo "enter a file"
read fname
if [ -f $fname ]
then
  echo "number of characters in a given file are `wc -c $fname`"
  echo "number of words in a given file are `wc -w $fname`"
  echo "number of lines in a given file are `wc -l $fname`"
fi



/home/anil/~$ sh count.sh
enter a file
hello.txt
number of characters in a given file are 23
number of words in a given file are 6
number of lines in a given file are 1

/home/anil/~$

Note: if is a conditional statement.
-f followed by a name checks whether the given name is file or not
-d followed by a name checks whether the given name is directory  or not
 -r followed by a name checks whether the given file name have read permission or not
 -w followed by a name checks whether the given name have write permission or not
  -x followed by a name checks whether the given name have execute permission or not

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