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T/F which of the following shell declarations should be entered on the first line of a script for a system that uses the bash shell?

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#!/bin/bash is the shell declaration that is added to the first line of a bash script.

#! is referred to as a shebang or hashbang and is followed by the path to the shell./bin/bash is the path to the shell and is not the correct syntax for a shell script./bin/tsh is the path the trusted shell, tsh.#!/bin/csh would be used if the C shell was being used instead of the bash shell.

The first line in Bash scripts is a character sequence known as the "shebang." The shebang is the program loader's first instruction when executing the file, and the characters indicate which interpreter to run when reading the script.

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