Chmod x what it does and an example of using it

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`chmod` is a command in unix and unix-like operating systems that is used to change the permissions of a file or directory. the `x` in `chmod +x` stands for "executable" permission. when you add the `x` permission to a file, you are allowing it to be executed as a program.

here's what each permission in `chmod` represents:
- `r` (read): allows the file to be read.
- `w` (write): allows the file to be modified.
- `x` (execute): allows the file to be executed as a program.

to add the executable permission to a file using `chmod`, you can use the following command:


for example, if you have a script called `my_script.sh` that you want to make executable, you can do so with the following command:


after running this command, you will be able to execute `my_script.sh` as a program by simply typing `./my_script.sh` in the terminal.

i hope this tutorial helps you understand how to use `chmod +x` to make a file executable! let me know if you have any further questions.

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