Executing shell script error-/bin/sh^m:bad interpreter:no such file or directory

Under Windows, after using nodepad++ to write the shell script, upload the shell script to the Linux system, execute the shell script on Linux, report the error message, and cannot execute the shell script, the error message is as follows:

-bash:./solrcloud-shutdown.sh:/bin/sh^m:bad interpreter:no such file or directory

This problem arises because of the coding format of the shell script file, which, under Windows, uses nodepad++ to write the file encoding of the saved Shell script: ANSI encoding, and in Linux, The shell script file written using VIM is encoded in utf-8. So you just need to use VIM to modify the code format of the shell script file to Utf-8 to execute the script.