Which shell command is used to continue background execution of a suspended command?
Which shell command is used to continue background execution of a suspended command?
The 'bg' command is used to continue the background execution of a suspended command. When a command is stopped or suspended (e.g., using Ctrl+Z), it is moved to the background. The 'bg' command allows you to resume its execution in the background, allowing you to regain control of the shell while the command continues to run.
B. bg The "bg" command is used to continue the background execution of a suspended command. When a command is stopped or suspended (e.g., using Ctrl+Z), it is paused and moved to the background. The "bg" command allows you to resume its execution in the background. By issuing the "bg" command followed by the job ID or job specifier, the suspended command will continue executing in the background, allowing you to regain control of the shell.