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What does "#! /usr/bin/ksh" mean?
Whenever we write a shell script the first statement would be #! /usr/bin/ksh or something of the same..
What does this signify??? I know # is a comment.. what is this ! for??? Give in your thoughts.... Thanks, Nisha |
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