Answer:
Certainly! Here are 15 common file extensions for program executable files:
- .exe - Executable file (Windows)
- .bat - Batch file (Windows)
- .com - Command file (Windows)
- .msi - Microsoft Installer package (Windows)
- .app - Application bundle (macOS)
- .dmg - Disk image file (macOS)
- .sh - Shell script (Unix/Linux)
- .bin - Binary file (Unix/Linux)
- .run - Executable file (Unix/Linux)
- .elf - Executable and Linkable Format (Unix/Linux)
- .jar - Java Archive (Java)
- .py - Python script (requires Python interpreter)
- .pl - Perl script (requires Perl interpreter)
- .rb - Ruby script (requires Ruby interpreter)
- .vbs - VBScript file (Windows)
These extensions are associated with different operating systems and programming environments, and they indicate that the file can be executed or run as a program.