Quiz 2.2.a: file stats

Write a C program that takes a directory name as input and gives information about the named files in the directory.

Print the files information

For every file in the directory, print the following information.

• File name
• inode number
• number of links
• User ID of owner
• Group ID of owner
• Size in bytes
• Last access
• Last modification
• Last status change
• Number of disk blocks allocated
• Access mode in octal
• Access mode flags

Important notes:

1. Refer to the sample output sample_output.txt as an example of file stats for the directory games.
2. Usage: ./filestats directory_name
3. Linux timestamps hold a number rather than a date and time. When Linux needs to display a timestamp, it translates this number into a date and time. You can use the call ctime(t) to convert the calendar time t into a null-terminated string of the form Wed Jun 30 21:49:08 1993\n.
4. Your program will be manually tested for correctness with additional test cases including different file types.
5. Your program should compile with no errors and warnings.