On Terminal,
>> which python
/Users/Chois/.pyenv/shims/python
aa.py
# !/Users/Chois/.pyenv/shims python
print("a")
On Terminal,
chmod 755 aa.py
And execute it,
./aa.py
It occured errors
./aa.py: line 3: syntax error near unexpected token `"a"'
./aa.py: line 3: `print("a")'
What's wrong with it?
Rather than using full path for the python binary, your shebang line could use the env instruction. Then, your shebang line will end up being something like this:
#!/usr/bin/env python
The shebang line is blatantly wrong... You shouldn't have a space between the hash and the bang:
#!/Users/Chois/.pyenv/shims/python
There's also a missing slash that I filled it for you.
/betweenshimsandpythonin the hashbang (having a space instead), and have an erroneous space between#and!