Multiple Choice
The difference between the commands ps -e and ps -a is
A) ps -e gives details of every process running in memory whereas ps -a gives output for all the process that you have launched
B) ps -e gives details of every process running in memory whereas ps -a gives details of all user processes
C) no difference , both give same output
D) none of the above
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