BASH Scripting | Shebang | Your First $Bash Script | Shell Basics

This tutorial Introduce beginners in #linux concept of Bash Scripting #bashscripting #shebang and how to write your first bash script. It tries to explain why we include #!/bin/bash as the first line in our script and introduce the concept of #linux file permissions. A shebang is a line at the top of a script file that specifies which interpreter should be used to run the script. It is typically used in scripts written in languages that are interpreted rather than compiled, such as Bash, Python, and Ruby. The shebang line is a special type of comment that is interpreted by the operating system when the script is executed. It begins with the characters #! (called a "hashbang" or "sha-bang"), followed by the path to the interpreter executable that should be used to run the script.

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