In linux, for the fg and bg commands (to resume stopped jobs in the foreground/background), if you do not specify a specific job when you run these commands, what job(s) is resumed?
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The last job that was stopped
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In linux, for the fg and bg commands (to resume stopped jobs in the foreground/background), if you do not specify a specific job when you run these commands, what job(s) is resumed?
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In linux, for the fg and bg commands (to resume stopped jobs in the foreground/background), if you do not specify a specific job when you run these commands, what job(s) is resumed?
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The last job that was stopped
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9. Processes, Environment Variables e it is in the condition of being stopped. Type bg (for background). The script will now be ``unstopped'' and run in the background. You can now try to run other processes in the meantime. Type <span>fg , and the script returns to the foreground. You can then type ^C to interrupt the process. 9.4 Creating Background Processes Create a program that does something a little more interesting
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