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# Bash Basics
To begin, create a new file with a `.sh` extension. We'll use `shinobi.sh` as our example.
You can create it instantly with `touch`:
```bash
touch shinobi.sh
```
Or, open it directly in your text editor:
```bash
nano shinobi.sh
```
For your script to execute, the very first line must specify the interpreter. This is called the Shebang. While `#!/bin/bash` instructs the operating system to use `/bin/bash`, its location can vary. For wider compatibility, use this:
```bash
#!/usr/bin/env bash
```
This tells the system to find `bash` within your `PATH` environment variable, ensuring your script runs consistently across different systems.