Bash and ./ is the same thing to execute

Question

Kali linux

Answer 1

Not sure what the question is here, but yes you can execute with that.

To be more specific, the "./" Signifies the relative path. E.g. if you were in your documents, it would expand behind the scenes to become "/home/user/documents/".

Because of this, if what you want to execute is in your documents directory, you need to be in that diramectory to use this syntax.

Answer 2

Oh then I was wrong