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10. The first line of your KORN shell script program (shown below) specifies that this shell...

10. The first line of your KORN shell script program (shown below) specifies that this shell program will run in the C-Shell csh? [True / False]

1 #!/bin/ksh

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3 # menu shell script 04/10/96 D HORTON

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#!/bin/ksh specifies sure that the program runs using ksh, not csh

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