How can a user put a running process into the background from the terminal?
- Press Ctrl + Z
- Press Ctrl + B
- Press Ctrl + C
- Press Ctrl + D
To put a running process into the background from the terminal, you can press Ctrl + Z. This action suspends the process and places it in the background, allowing you to continue using the terminal for other tasks while the process runs in the background.
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