zsh permission denied

You need to type the appropriate command that want to run and THEN drag the path, as it will be sn argument for that command.

For example:

ls /Users/me/Desktop

is one thing; you type ls and a space, and then drag the Desktop folder, and it will list the contents of the folder (“me” being an example, of course, if you drag your Desktop it will show your user instead of “me”)

But if you just drag without typing anything else you get

/Users/me/Desktop

and you will get an error, because you are trying to execute the folded as if it were a command.

You need to know what commands to perform like git clone or whatever (it is unclear to me, and besides I do not know much about git)

You are trying to execute this file.

Is this an executable command?

What do you want to do with this file?

What is the output of the following command in Terminal:

file /Users/Desktop/android\ code\ /release1.1.6

and of this one:

ls -ld /Users/Desktop/android\ code\ /release1.1.6

I think you may have an extra slash "/" or backslash "\" in the path between the "code" and "release1.1.6" portion of the path. Are there any spaces between "release" and "1.1.6"? If you want to get the correct path listed you can just drag & drop the executable utility from the Finder window onto the open Terminal window to automatically populate the correct path for you. Or you can begin typing the path and using the "Tab" key to auto-complete the path until there are multiple possibilities which require user intervention to select, then type enough unique characters to distinguish the path you want from the alternatives so that the "Tab" key can be used to auto-complete another portion of the path.