👉 In Unix-like operating systems, a shebang is a command-line argument that specifies the interpreter to be used for executing code. It is often used in conjunction with a script file to tell the system which interpreter should be used to execute the script. The "shebang" is typically located at the beginning of the script or executable file and is usually followed by an optional newline character.
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