What is the two-character sequence at the top of scripts, which tells the kernel what interpreter to use, called?
A) Scripthash
B) Bangscript
C) Hashscript
D) Shebang

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The two-character sequence at the top of scripts, which tells the kernel what interpreter to use, is called a shebang or a hashbang. It is represented by the characters #! and is typically followed by the path to the interpreter (e.g. #!/bin/bash for a Bash script).

What Is the Two-Character Sequence at the Top of Scripts