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Shebang refers to the two characters "#!" , when they are the first characters of a text file, specifically in a source code written in a language interpreted on operating systems such as Unix, the system attempts to run the file using an interpreter specified by shebang.

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  Difference from #! in the first line of a Python script

  For a Python script to be executable on a Linux/Unix-based operating system, it must start with the designated shebang (#!): #! /usr/bin/env python But followed by the same I have seen used two…

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