Create a PowerShell script that performs the same functions as the Lab3.bat that you used in Lab 3 with minor changes: · The Parent directory created should be CST2107Lab4 (instead of CST2107Lab3) ·...

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Create a PowerShell script that performs the same functions as the Lab3.bat that you used in Lab 3 with minor changes: · The Parent directory created should be CST2107Lab4 (instead of CST2107Lab3) · The directory must be created RELATIVE where the user runs the script. (Do not use C:\CST2107Lab4 which is an absolute reference.) · Make sure to include a command to remove the CST2107La4 directory structure including all sub folders and files if it already exists. Note:  Do not use ALIAS commands for the script. Below is the .bat file @echo off if exist C:\CST2107Lab3 ( RD /S /Q "C:\CST2107Lab3") md C:\CST2107Lab3 cd C:\CST2107Lab3 for /l %%a in (1,1,5) do ( md Course%%a cd Course%%a for /l %%b in (1,1,10) do ( md Lab%%b cd Lab%%b for /l %%c in (1,1,12) DO echo.test> %username%-Course%%a-Lab%%b-File%%c.txt cd..) cd..) echo "Script is complete - please complete your Lab activities."