Which of the following commands is used to assign executable permission to the owner of the file named note?

Unix - Quiz(MCQ)

Which of the following commands is used to assign executable permission to the owner of the file named "note"?

chmod g+x note

chmod u+x note

chmod u+w note

chmod ugo+x note

Correct Answer : chmod u+x note

Explanation : Users selection :

u - user: the owner of the file.
g - group: users who are members of the file's group.
o - others: users who are not the owner of the file or members of the group.
a - all: all three of the above, is the same as ugo.

Permissions :

r - read
w - write
x - execute

So, u+x => Execute (x) permission to Owner (u).

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