A chmode or change mode is a command used in Linux to change or alter the access mode of a file.
The syntax of the chmod command in Linux is as follows:
chmod [reference][operator][mode] file…
Here the reference is used to differentiate users to whom permissions are granted.
The operators validate how the modes of a file should be altered. And which permissions to give or reject are decided by modes.
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