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In a Linux shell script, the "shebang" line #!/bin/bash at the very top of the file specifies:

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In a Linux shell script, the "shebang" line #!/bin/bash at the very top of the file specifies:
  • AThe file's access permissions
  • BThe interpreter that should be used to execute the script
  • CThe name of the script's author
  • DThe compression method used on the file
Correct answer: B

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