"Permission denied" error

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Published on 2012-10-25T04:31:31Z Indexed on 2012/10/25 5:20 UTC
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Alright so I installed Ubuntu last night and I am very new to everything.

Right now I am trying to run a program called JES, (Jython Environment for Students). The instructions tell me to cd to the JES directory I have, so I type

cd /home/Programs/JES

It takes me to the directory I need to be in, so far so good. Then I have to type in:

./JES.sh

And I get this returned to me:

bash: ./JES.sh: Permission denied

I have very little comprehension of what to do in Terminal or anything of the sort. Any help would be appreciated.

I have tried using

sudo -l

to get permissions but it still persists.

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