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-# TODO: Modify this file to create a shell script that is able to use awk to go through a file formatted like pokemon.dat and provides a printed report in the following format (where your script correctly calculates the values that go into the [VALUE] placeholders):
-# ======= SUMMARY OF POKEMON.DAT ======
-#    Total Pokemon: [VALUE]
-#    Avg. HP: [VALUE]
-#    Avg. Attack: [VALUE]
-# ======= END SUMMARY =======
-
-# The "Avg." values should be calculated as mean values for the corresponding columns.
-# The spacing and header formatting should match the above formatting description exactly.
-# There should be a comment explaining the purpose of each line in your shell script. 
-# The data file will be passed in to the script as a positional parameter and will not necessarily be called pokemon.dat. However, you can assume that any file passed to this script will be formatted exactly the way pokemon.dat is formatted.
+#!/bin/bash
+filename=$1
+total=$(awk 'END {print NR}' $filename)
+avg_hp=$(awk '{sum += $3} END {print sum / NR}' $filename)
+avg_attack=$(awk '{sum += $4} END {print sum / NR}' $filename)
+echo "======= SUMMARY OF $filename ======"
+echo "# Total Pokemon: $total"
+echo "# Avg. HP: $avg_hp"
+echo "# Avg. Attack: $avg_attack"
+echo "# ======= END SUMMARY =======#