Operating Systems第 36 / 100 题
What is the function of the 'sudo' command in Linux?
a.To shut down the network
b.To list all running processes
c.To compress files
d.To run a command with elevated (superuser) privileges
解析
The sudo command lets a permitted user execute a command with the privileges of the superuser (root). This is used for administrative tasks that require elevated access. It provides an audit trail and avoids the need to log in as root directly.
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