How to display all the process sent to background by user?
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fg
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jobs
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ps -backgound
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front
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B
Correct answer
Explanation
The 'jobs' command displays all background and suspended jobs in the current shell session. Option A 'fg' brings a background job to foreground, option C 'ps -backgound' is invalid (should be 'ps'), and option D 'front' is not a standard command.
AI explanation
The Unix/Linux jobs command lists all jobs started from the current shell that are running (or stopped) in the background, along with their job numbers and status. fg does the opposite — brings a background job to the foreground. ps -backgound isn't valid ps syntax, and front isn't a real command. So jobs is correct.