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The chmod command, short for "change mode", is employed to modify file or directory permissions. You can use symbolic or numerical notation with this command. For instance, chmod u+x filename adds execute permission for the user (owner), while chmod 755 filename sets permissions to rwxr-xr-x. The command offers flexibility, allowing users to control access to their files and directories precisely.
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