A command or a program, if it is currently executed, is called a process. The command ________ lists the snapshot of all the processes currently running, whereas _______ lists a real-time view of the processes. Consider a program called "myProc". The command _________ pushes the program to a background process.

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This looks like homework:-

Anyway, use of the CTRL -Z keys suspends the process and than you can use the bg command to send it to the background.

For all processes you can run:
Use Google you'd be surprised at what it returns for answers about Linux.

Hi dash3815,

Welcome to lq. The & character sends a command to the background:And try at least some thin disguise over your homework.

yes i have five question do you mind helping me please.

Hi! Do you have access to a Linux system? (IF not, try LinuxZoo.net)
There's two approaches here: 1) if you can pick up concepts easily from 'speed reading' (scanning) a Unix intro book (like the famous old Rute), that would help.
2) hopefully you can pick the 'optimal' keywords for web-searches, like:
lists the snapshot of all the processes currently running
Google's first result is the answer to your first two questions [verbatim]!! here!

What I'd suggest as a way that's more agreeable to LQ usage guidelines, might be:
IF your search doesn't find what appears to be the answer, post your search words (and maybe a link it returned) with a few words on what's 'wrong' about it. Here's an example [exaggerated: kick being wrong word for boot]:
I searched: linux start kick, but it returns RedHat install info (&optionally a sample link)
but I want: how to configure my Kylin to startup, not Windows8.
You'd get a reply like: try: ubuntu boot grub (and maybe a link)
Then you'd readily have your answer! Sorry, I don't write well, but hopefully this will help explain replys about Google homework. Best wishes!

Yes, we do...if they're all homework questions with NO EFFORT OF YOUR OWN, like your other threads.

We aren't going to do your homework for you, period.

Just wondering, why do you want people to do your homework for you? What do you intend on gaining from it if so?

Per the LQ Rules, please do not post homework assignments verbatim. We're happy to assist if you have specific questions or have hit a stumbling point, however. Let us know what you've already tried and what references you have used (including class notes, books, and Google searches) and we'll do our best to help. Also, keep in mind that your instructor might also be an LQ member.