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CompTIA A+ 220-1102 Practice Question

You are using the Linux operating system and need to give a user permissions to edit a file. Which command would BEST be used to do this?

sudo
chmod
ls
chown

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To modify the file permissions when you are using the Linux OS you need to use the chmod command. The command is an abbreviation for change mode. The chown command could also be used, but this changes the file's owner and would grant more permissions than needed by the question.

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