To answer this question, we need to understand the concept of CPU time and job restrictions.
CPU time refers to the amount of time that a computing device's central processing unit (CPU) is actively processing instructions for a specific task. In a multi-tasking environment, such as a job scheduler, multiple jobs or tasks may be running simultaneously on the CPU.
In some job scheduling systems, it is possible to restrict individual steps within a job from using all of the job's allowed CPU time. This means that certain steps within a job can be limited in terms of the amount of CPU time they are allowed to consume.
Therefore, the statement "Can an individual step be restricted from using all the job’s allowed CPU time" is true. It is possible to restrict individual steps within a job from using all of the job's allowed CPU time.
The correct answer is A) True.