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 Introduction to Unix

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 What is the default maximum number of processes that can exist in Unix?


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Single user mode shell has _____ prompt. 


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Predict the output for the following command, if the current date is 21-04-2000.

date '+%B %H'


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What is the option used in ls command to list all entries in the current directory including hidden files?


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Write the command to display the current date in the form dd/mm/yyyy.


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