The solution to having CTRL-C not kill the shell is to make the (parent) shell ignore those signals. How, then, can we exit the shell? Does the following plan provide a solution to this problem? In...

The solution to having CTRL-C not kill the shell is to make the (parent) shell ignore those signals. How, then, can we exit the shell?<br>Does the following plan provide a solution to this problem?<br>In this situation we call exit from the parent instead of a child process.<br>This plan will work.<br>This plan will not work.<br>

Extracted text: The solution to having CTRL-C not kill the shell is to make the (parent) shell ignore those signals. How, then, can we exit the shell? Does the following plan provide a solution to this problem? In this situation we call exit from the parent instead of a child process. This plan will work. This plan will not work.

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The solution to having CTRL-C not kill the shell is to make the (parent) shell ignore those signals. How, then, can we exit the shell? Does the following plan provide a solution to this problem? In...

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