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as macOS), the file specified by interpreter must be an executable binary and cannot itself be a script.

If the script is invoked by explicitly calling the interpreter, the #! line is never consulted. For example, if script.sh's first line is #!/usr/games/nibbles, running sh script.sh will not try to open the script in nibbles, but ./script.sh will.

Examples

Some typical shebang lines:
* #!/bin/sh

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