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Linux & Shell Scripting
Q7 / 100
What does the command "chmod 755 file.sh" do?
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The correct answer is B) Changes the file's permissions so the owner can read/write/execute, and group/others can read/execute
B
Correct Answer
Changes the file's permissions so the owner can read/write/execute, and group/others can read/execute
Explanation
chmod 755 sets permissions to rwxr-xr-x: the owner gets read, write, and execute (7), while group and others get read and execute (5 each).
Progress
7/100