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When I try to execute the file is says "bash: ./: Is a directory"
There is no space between "current working directory" (./) and the program name. Assuming the executable is in the current working directory, ./readability should work.
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When I try to execute the file is says "bash: ./: Is a directory"
When I try to execute the file, for example "./ readability" is says "bash: ./: Is a directory". It just started doing this the past few days. I even tried running files that were working fine, to n …
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