Ever wondered why there is a ./ prepended to a shell script when executing or why you see #
! /bin/bash at the start of shell scripts? This short article helps explain that.
The more one gets to understand why and how things happen in Linux, you start to realise how incredibly powerful it is. I'll still look out for an article on "why everything in Linux is a file" as that is another eye-opener.
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Here's all the essential details you should know about executing a shell script in Linux command line.
