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[WilliamsOchu]

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    {
    "word": "Shebang",
    "content": "This is the first line for every bash script. It is simply a combination of bash # and bang !. It is an absolute path to the bash interpreter and tells the shell to execute the script via the bash shell",
    "learn_more_URL":"https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shebang_(Unix)",
    "tag":"developer tool",
    "abbreviation": "(#!/bin/bash)",
    "author_name":"Ochu Williams",
    "author_link": "https://github.com/WilliamsOchu"
    }

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[madebygps]

I've reworded this one since shebang is not only used for bash. Added :)

This is the first line for every shell script. It is simply a combination of the hash # and character bang ! and followed by the absolute path to the interpreter the shell should use to execute the script.

[WilliamsOchu]

Thanks alot. We keep learning and improving each new day 🤗

On Thu, Feb 16, 2023 at 3:03 PM Gwyneth Peña-Siguenza < @.***> wrote:

I've reworded this one since shebang is not only used for bash. Added :)

This is the first line for every shell script. It is simply a combination of the hash # and character bang ! and followed by the absolute path to the interpreter the shell should use to execute the script.

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