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Q. What does the 'chmod 644 file' command do?
  • (A) Sets read/write for owner, read for group and others
  • (B) Sets full permissions for all
  • (C) Removes all permissions
  • (D) Makes the file executable
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βœ… Correct Answer: (A) Sets read/write for owner, read for group and others

Explanation: '644' means rw- for owner, r-- for group and others.

Explanation by: Mr. Dubey
'644' means rw- for owner, r-- for group and others.

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