How to set the permissions to a file in java?
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Answer / Abhinav Gupta
To set permissions for a file in Java, you can use the `Files` class from the `java.nio` package along with the `setPosixFilePermissions()` method. You need to create a `Set<PosixFilePermission>` object that contains the desired permissions (such as OWNER_READ, OWNER_WRITE, and OTHERS_EXECUTE) and then call the setPosixFilePermissions() method on your File object.
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