Which of the following commands by default provides the PIDs of the processes sorted by which are using the most CPU cycles on the Linux system?
Which of the following commands by default provides the PIDs of the processes sorted by which are using the most CPU cycles on the Linux system?
The 'top' command by default provides a dynamic list of processes on a Linux system, sorted by the highest CPU usage first. It includes information such as the Process ID (PID), user, CPU usage, memory usage, and the command that started the process. This command updates in real-time, allowing users to monitor the system performance effectively.
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I think A is correct, but "ps aux" also displays he PIDs of the processes sorted by which are using the most CPU cycles.