From the home directory
which ruby.exe & find ruby.exe
return "no such file or directory"
However, I'm able to execute .rb programs in rubymine.
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Try this instead:
which ruby
If you would also like to be told when certain commands are shell builtins, you can use this:
type ruby
In Unix like operating systems the filename suffixes which traditionally denote executable files on DOS and Windows such as .exe, .com, and .bat do not apply! Instead, file permissions bits are used to denote which files are executable.
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1It is worth noting that in Unix-likes the filename suffixes which traditionally apply to executable files on DOS and Windows such as
.exe,.comdo not apply. There are file permissions bits to denote executable files (which might be or might be not binary executables, whereas Windows executables are always binary.)– alexJun 30, 2011 at 4:05 -
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