For June's challenge, write a program to read the history of shell commands and determine which ones you use the most.
In bash, you can set the HISTFILE and HISTFILESIZE to control history's behavior. To get the commands to count, you can read the right file or shell out to the history command. From there, you have to decide how to split up each line to figure out what the command is. Can you handle commands with relative paths and absolute paths so you don't count them separately?
This was an meme for a little while, and I wish I could find my answer to it. If you find my answer, please let me know.
You can see a list of all Challenges and my summaries as well as the programs that I created and put in the Learning Perl Challenges GitHub repository.