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Linux & Shell Scripting
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What does the shebang line "#!/bin/bash" at the top of a script indicate?
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The correct answer is B) It specifies which interpreter should be used to execute the script
B
Correct Answer
It specifies which interpreter should be used to execute the script
Explanation
The shebang line tells the operating system which interpreter (here, /bin/bash) to use when running the script, allowing it to be executed directly without specifying the interpreter manually.
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