If a process does not handle a specific signal, what are the default reactions the process may have upon receiving that signal?
What will be an ideal response?
The default action a signal causes depends on the signal, but most signals will cause a program to
exit if they are not caught. Some signals, like SIGHUP or SIGINT, simply cause the program to
quit, others, like SIGQUIT or SIGABRT, cause the program to quit and write a core file (memory
image used for debugging purposes). A few signals, like SIGSTOP, will stop a process, but it may
be resumed later. Some signals, such as SIGCHLD, are ignored by the running process unless they
catch them and do something else.
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