How does the shebang line make scripts more convenient to use?

The shebang line makes scripts more convenient to use by allowing users to execute the script directly without needing to explicitly invoke the interpreter each time. When the shebang line is present, the operating system knows which interpreter to use when the script is run, enabling users to execute the script simply by typing its name in the command line. This streamlines the process and makes scripts easier to run, especially for users who may not be familiar with the command-line syntax for invoking interpreters.