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Answer Posted / shimpi
a shebang (also called a hashbang, hashpling, or pound
bang) refers to the characters "#!. The shebang is looked
for and used when a script is invoked directly.
Because the "#" character is often used as the comment
marker in scripting languages, the contents of the shebang
line will be automatically ignored by the interpreter
itself; the shebang line only exists to specify the correct
interpreter to be used.
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