To execute a command in Linux while in the directory where it is located, and be sure you are only running that particular copy, what would you use in front of the executable name?
A) ./
B) ../
C) ..\
D) .\

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Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Using "./" in front of the executable name ensures that the command is executed from the current directory, specifying the exact path to the executable.

To Execute a Command in Linux While in the Directory