How to Use chown in Linux

The chown commandstands for ‘Change Owner’; it is used to change the owner and group of files, directories, and symbolic links in the system.To better understand its function, it’s important to know that in Linux, every file and directory is assigned three types of owner attributes:
User: The User is the one who owns the file,
Group: Group includes other users who are in the file’s group, and ,
Others: Users that are not in the file’s group.Each of these categories