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Linux Basics Practice Test: Process Management 2
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Linux Basics Practice Test: Process Management 2
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1. What is the default maximum number of processes that can exist in Linux?
2. Fork returns _____ to parent process on success
3. Pid of init process
4. Return value of fork() system call can be:
5. If the fork() system call returns -1, then it means?
6. Nice can be used by an ordinary process to
7. The process which terminates before the parent process exits becomes
8. What is a context switch?
9. How do you get parent process identification number?
10. Which niceness value among the following indicate most favorable scheduling?
11. Parent process id of a deamon process is_________________
12. The maximum time slice that can be given to a process in Linux (where tick is 10ms) is

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