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# Question: A script repeatedly shows syntax errors during execution, but when copied and pasted into a newly created script, it runs without issues.
# Answer: The issue likely lies in the script's file format, which might differ between Windows and Unix systems. You can use vim to check the file format by entering :set ff in command mode.
# For Windows, the format should display as fileformat=dos.
# For Unix, it should display as fileformat=unix.
# To fix the issue, you can change the file format to Unix by entering :set ff=unix in vim. After saving the script, it should execute without errors.