InstructionsCase Scenario A staff member has requested a list of the names of the services recognized by the current Linux image

InstructionsCase Scenario A staff member has requested a list of the names of the services recognized by the current Linux image. A file named /etc/services has been located that contains the pertinent information; however it is not organized to easily determine all of the services. Using a combination of pipes, redirects and control statements, produce output that contains only the service names. The entire task must be accomplished without using any intermediary files. Each service should only be listed once and captured to a file named uniqueservices.txt, located in the home directory. Remove any blank lines or lines that are deemed to be comments. There could be more than one possible solution for obtaining the desired results. Objectives Extract all the service names from the file. Sort the names alphabetically removing any duplicates. Remove any blank lines or lines that do not begin with a letter of the alphabet. Capture the final output to a file named uniqueservices.txt. Count the lines in the file using a conditional command that is only executed if the previous combined commands are successful. Curriculum Resources Module 4 - Command Line Skills Module 5 - Getting Help Module 8 - Pipes, Redirection, and REGEX   Deliverables Provide the final command line for successful completion. The final result should match the following: 340 uniqueservices.txt sysadmin@localhost :~ $ head uniqueservices.txt acr-nema afbackup afmbackup afpovertcp afs3-bos afs3-callback afs3-errors afs3-fileserver afs3-kaserver afs3-prserver sysadmin@localhost :~ $ tail uniqueservices.txt zabbix-trapper zebra zebrasrv zephyr-clt zephyr-hm zephyr-srv zip zope zope-ftp zserv