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Command Working Behind the Ctrl+C and Ctrl+Z Interrupt Signals in Linux
- Linux uses signals as a mechanism for communication between the kernel and processes.
- Ctrl+C sends the SIGINT signal to interrupt and terminate a process.
- Ctrl+Z sends the SIGTSTP signal to suspend a process.
- Processes can override default signal behavior by defining custom signal handlers.
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