Re: is something wrong in it?


> Your shell will look for executables in the directories listed in the $PATH
> environment variable. The current directory (./) is not typically included
> in this. Specifying a path to the executable (e.g. by prefixing ./ to the
> filename when it exists in the current directory) tells the shell exactly
> where to find it, so it doesn't bother looking in $PATH.
>
> --
I am not giving any path , I am in that particular directory and then i
am giving mfold command .

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