Linux Ctrl+c,ctrl+z,ctrl+d

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The difference between Ctrl + C (interrupt), CTRL +Z (hang), and Ctrl+d (EOF)

Ctrl + C: forcibly interrupts the execution of the current program.
Ctrl + Z: interrupts the task, but the task does not end, he is still in the process, just put in the background and maintain a suspended state. If you want it to continue running in the background, use the BG process number to keep it running, and the FG process number to foreground the background process.

ctrl+d: Indicates the end of the current input (that is, the user no longer issues instructions to the current program), then Linux will usually end the current program.

Linux Ctrl+c,ctrl+z,ctrl+d