What is a shebang in unix? Give a few example of shebang usage. Format the examples using markdown.
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A shebang is a unix-based marker (often the #!
character sequence) placed at the beginning of a script indicating which interpreter should be used to run that script.
Examples of shebangs feature the #!
sequence followed by the interpreter command:
#!/bin/bash
#!/bin/sh
#!/usr/bin/env ruby
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I am quite a good programmer to put this openai bot together in a discourse plugin in less than two days consider 8 hours (most of the dev time) was spent trying to fix a limitation in specifying gem dependencies in the Discourse plugin code base.
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