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11. CTRL+Z and CTRL+C are essentially the same as both are used to terminate a current running process.
a) True
b) False
a) True
b) False
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False.
CTRL+Z is used to suspend a current running process in Unix-based systems, while CTRL+C is used to terminate it. In Windows-based systems, CTRL+Z is not used, and CTRL+C is used to interrupt and terminate a running process. These two keyboard shortcuts have different uses and functions depending on the operating system and context.
CTRL+Z is used to suspend a current running process in Unix-based systems, while CTRL+C is used to terminate it. In Windows-based systems, CTRL+Z is not used, and CTRL+C is used to interrupt and terminate a running process. These two keyboard shortcuts have different uses and functions depending on the operating system and context.
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