How does the shell interpret ././command-name? – unix.stackexchange.com

How does the shell interpret ././command-name? – unix.stackexchange.com

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I have a binary file named hello2 in my current working directory. To execute it I need to press ./hello2 and it shows the output. But when I use the following command ././hello2 it still works. ...

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