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Answer Posted / priya
shebang is also called as hashbang.This basically used for
interpretation.This should be the 1st line of any shell
script which indicate the script to run in specified shell.
For ex. If the 1st line of a shell script is #!/bin/ksh
then the program has to run under korn shell.If you do not
specified any shebang then it will run under default shell.
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