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the standard method for calling the shell for a script is to declare it in the first line of the file. Also called the shebang #! file: demo.sh Code:
#!/bin/bash echo Hello, world! Change the file to executable and run it from the terminal. Code:
$ chmod +x demo.sh $ ./demo.sh Hello, world! |
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