What Is Kill Command?
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Kill command is a Linux/Unix command used to terminate processes that are running on a system. It is used to kill a process or processes by sending a signal, such as the termination signal SIGTERM, or a different signal specified by the user. This command can be used to forcibly terminate processes that have become unresponsive or are otherwise causing a system issue.
Kill command is a Linux command used to terminate or kill a process. It can be used to terminate a process by specifying its PID or by specifying a keyword associated with the process. The kill command sends a signal to the specified process, which can be caught by the process and used to perform a specific action.