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+# Passing arguments to scripts
 ## Relation between commands and programs
 
 Whenever we issue a command in bash we are really running an executable program that is associated with the command. This is why when we create our own bash scripts we must run `chmod` to make them executables. When we issue a command like `./file.sh` we are running an executable program.