How can I check the permissions of a file that's causing an ENOENT error?

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How can I check the permissions of a file that's causing an ENOENT error?
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Use the `ls -l` command in a terminal to view the file's permissions. The output will show the owner, group, and permissions (read, write, execute) for the file. Ensure the user running the script has the necessary permissions to access the file – specifically read permissions if the script needs to read the file's contents.