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Question Answered By: Adah Miller   on Dec 12

Linux assigns "permissions" to each file. There are separate
permissions for Read, Write, and eXecution. Permissions are assigned
for the file owner, group members, and others. If you issue the
command ls -al you will see the permissions.

To make a file executable, use the chmod command to set the eXecutable
permission.

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