Linux CLI - Cron and SchedulingIdentify the error in this cron expression: 60 24 * * *AMinute value 60 is invalidBHour value 24 is invalidCNo error, this is valid syntaxDBoth minute and hour values are invalidCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Check minute field validityMinute field must be 0-59; 60 is invalid.Step 2: Check hour field validityHour field must be 0-23; 24 is invalid.Final Answer:Both minute and hour values are invalid -> Option DQuick Check:Minute max 59, hour max 23 [OK]Quick Trick: Minutes max 59, hours max 23 in cron [OK]Common Mistakes:Assuming 60 is valid minuteAssuming 24 is valid hourThinking cron allows 24:00 time
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