-bash: ./meeting_reminder.sh: No such file or directory [closed] - python

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when I writing this script I have this error.
can you solve my problem ?please thanks
ceylan#CEYLAN:~/meeting_reminder$ ./meeting_reminder.sh
-bash: ./meeting_reminder.sh: No such file or directory

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