when I do gcc someFile.cpp -o test
and then do ./test
(a file which contains strange characters) it runs the program and when I make a bash script file nano test.sh
and run it by ./test.sh
it runs the bash script. How does the terminal know if the ./file
is a bash file or C++ compiled code?
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how come './file' runs c++ program and also bash scripts? [closed]
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