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Slang often used in computer Perl
programming and other script files. The term shebang refers to the
"#!" located at the top of many script files that points to
the path of the associated program. For example, in a Perl script, the
complete line may look similar to the below line.
#!/usr/local/bin/perl
This line instructs the operating system the Perl script is being
run in where the executable for Perl and all of its associated files
are located. This line is commonly only required in Linux
and Unix variants, users running Perl in Microsoft
Windows do not need this line.
Also see: Bang, Perl,
Programming definitions
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