Answer / Dharmendra Kumar Verma

A shebang (#!) is a special sequence of characters at the beginning of a script file that tells the system how to execute the script. It typically includes the path of the interpreter to be used, such as '#!/bin/sh' for Bourne shell or '#!/bin/bash' for Bash shell.

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