#!/bin/bash

Function to check if a program is installed and at least a minimum version

check_program_version() { local program_name=”$1” local min_version=”$2”

# Check if the program is installed
if ! command -v "$program_name" > /dev/null 2>&1; then
    echo "$program_name is not installed."
    return 1
fi

# Get the program's version
local version
version="$("$program_name" --version | awk '{print $NF}')"

# Compare the version to the minimum required version
if [[ "$version" < "$min_version" ]]; then
    echo "Error: $program_name version $min_version or higher is required, but you have $version."
    return 1
fi }

Check Python and its version

check_program_version “python” “3.6”

Check Jupyter and its version

check_program_version “jupyter” “1.0”

Check Ruby and its version

check_program_version “ruby” “2.5”

Check Jekyll and its version

check_program_version “jekyll” “4.0”

If all checks passed, display a success message

echo “All required programs and versions are installed.”

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