In Linux, use the free command's $$ A parameter to see memory use totals.

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On a single command line, use the touch command to create the files core and a$.$out in the source subdirectory of your home directory.

touch $$ A core $$ A a$.$out

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Use the Linux ps command to see a list of all processes running on the system and pipe the output into the more command.

ps $$ A more