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    The kill Command

    The kill Command

    Jul 11, 20241 min read

    • command
    • terminal

    commandterminal Linux Commands MOC


    The kill command kills a process.

    Usage

    kill <process_id>

    $ kill 43630

    Important Flags

    • -9: Force quits a process

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    • Usage
    • Important Flags

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