What is the difference between . and ./ in bash? – stackoverflow.com

What is the difference between . and ./ in bash? – stackoverflow.com

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Running the example command: (Where a.out is a valid executable binary) . a.out Results in : bash: .: a.out: cannot execute binary file Running instead: ./a.out Executes the file successfully. ...

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