You have a script called hellosh in your home directory Writ

You have a script called ~/hello.sh in your home directory. Write a command to give yourself the permissions to execute the file ~/hello.sh, without changing the existing permissions of ‘others’

in unix

use the below command

you can also use commands with some variation i am including them in a table below

The first and probably easiest way is the relative (or symbolic) method, which lets you specify access classes and types with single letter abbreviations. A chmod command with this form of syntax consists of at least three parts from the following lists:

Access Class	Operator	Access Type
u (user)	+ (add access)	r (read)
g (group)	- (remove access)	w (write)
o (other)	= (set exact access)

You have a script called ~/hello.sh in your home directory. Write a command to give yourself the permissions to execute the file ~/hello.sh, without changing th

You have a script called hellosh in your home directory Writ

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