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  One of the most flexible aspects of a Linux-ish environment is the
  ability to write scripts.  Scripts may be written in any scripting
  language you like.  Some common languages are sh, perl, and tcl/tk.
How does one make a script?  Easy.  The first line should be: 
  #!/path/to/script/interpreter
In addition, it's convenient to make the script executable: 
  $ chmod 755 filename 
Reece Kimball Hart
1998-03-18