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What does “/” , “./”, “../” represent while giving path?
Why do I need ./ for commands to run on Mountain Lion?
For example, when using mysql I have to type in the terminal:
./mysql -u itsme -p
Also, I'm creating command line applications and make my files executable and I do have to run the command with ./, like this...
./myawesomeapp dothis
I know ./ means current directory, but how can I run commands without having to use it?
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