what is the command used to Logs out of the current session
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CTRL+D
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CTRL+F
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CTRL+C
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CTRL+B
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Correct answer
Explanation
CTRL+D sends the EOF (End-Of-File) signal in Unix shells, which causes the shell to exit (log out) if typed at an empty prompt. This is the standard way to log out of a terminal session. CTRL+C interrupts processes, CTRL+F is not a standard shell command, and CTRL+B moves the cursor backward in readline mode.