Multiple choice technology programming languages

chmod command?

  1. To change the group of a file or directory

  2. To change permissions on a file

  3. To display information about mounted filesystems

  4. Tells the status of local networked machines
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Explanation

The chmod command in Unix/Linux is used to change the file permissions - specifically, it modifies read, write, and execute permissions for the file owner, group, and others. This is essential for controlling access to files and directories in Unix systems.

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