Bash Scripting - Error HandlingWhy can't the SIGKILL signal be trapped using trap in bash scripts?ABecause trap only works with EXIT signalBBecause SIGKILL is not a real signalCBecause SIGKILL immediately terminates the process without cleanupDBecause SIGKILL is blocked by defaultCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand SIGKILL behaviorSIGKILL forcefully stops a process immediately without allowing any cleanup or signal handling.Step 2: Explain trap limitationtrap cannot catch SIGKILL because the OS kills the process instantly without running any handlers.Final Answer:Because SIGKILL immediately terminates the process without cleanup -> Option CQuick Check:SIGKILL cannot be trapped due to immediate termination [OK]Quick Trick: SIGKILL kills instantly; trap can't catch it [OK]Common Mistakes:MISTAKESThinking SIGKILL is not a real signalBelieving trap only works with EXITAssuming SIGKILL is blocked by default
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