$6)$ Process management.

a$.$ Run the ps command to display a snapshot of your currently running processes.

What processes were running on your machine when you ran that command

$($i$.$e$.,$ what programs were being executed$)?$

b$.$ What are the process IDs $($PID$)$ of those processes?

c$.$ In the output of ps$,$ you should have found that a process associated with the

shell. What does this tell you about the shell? $($Hint: Recall that each process is a

program that is currently being executed, and that bash, or $$Bourne Again SHell$$

is the default shell run by the kernel on our systems.$)$

d$.$ Run the top command to dynamically display attributes of all currently running

processes on your system.

i$.$ What user is most of the processes displayed associated with?

ii$.$ What are three attributes displayed that were not printed by ps$?$