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Development Tools Console Foundations Processes Processes

Seth Warner
Seth Warner
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Posted by Seth Warner
Seth Warner
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Did he, or will he, and why would we want to, Mention killing a project?

Processes, is it in the next video?

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William Li
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William Li
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William Li
William Li
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Hi there,

The teacher talked about terminating a process in this video Killing Processes

Generally speaking, we'd want to kill a process because 1. that process is frozen and became unresponsive; or 2. the process is no longer needed, so we kill it to reclaim some of the system resource.

Hope this helps.