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Q33 / 100
What does "Ctrl+Z" do to a running foreground process?
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The correct answer is B) It suspends (pauses) the process, sending it to the background in a stopped state, which can be resumed later with "fg" or "bg"
B
Correct Answer
It suspends (pauses) the process, sending it to the background in a stopped state, which can be resumed later with "fg" or "bg"
Explanation
Ctrl+Z sends SIGTSTP, pausing the process; "fg" resumes it in the foreground, or "bg" resumes it in the background while freeing up the terminal.
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