What do chmod command do?
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Answer / Kalpana Singh
The chmod command in Unix changes the permissions of files and directories. It stands for 'change mode'. The syntax is: `chmod [permissions] file`, where 'permissions' can be symbolic (using u, g, o for user, group, others respectively) or octal (using numbers from 0 to 7 representing read, write, and execute permissions).
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