Create a script called directorycheck.sh that displays data about the current directory. The script will need to do the following:
1. Display a count of the number of subdirectories in this directory.
2. Display a count of the number of files in the directory.
3. List all of the files in the directory that have zero length.
4. Use "du" to display the amount of storage space used by each file, as well as the total space for this directory, in a human-readable format.
5. Redirect all data to a file called "directorydata".
To test your script, create some subdirectories, some files that are zero bytes in length using "touch", and some files that are not zero length using either "vi" or "nano".
