Suppose that a program runs for a while, then prints "Hit any key to continue," waits for a key to be pressed, and then prints the results and terminates. Which of the following three numbers output by the Unix/Linux/Posix time command would be most affected by the user of that program taking a while to figure-out that there is no "any" key and thus not pressing any key until 5 minutes later, after discussing this with an IT support person? Group of answer choices a) User time b) Real time c) System time

Suppose that a program runs for a while, then prints "Hit any key to continue," waits for a key to be pressed, and then prints the results and terminates. Which of the following three numbers output by the Unix/Linux/Posix time command would be most affected by the user of that program taking a while to figure-out that there is no "any" key and thus not pressing any key until 5 minutes later, after discussing this with an IT support person? Group of answer choices a) User time b) Real time c) System time

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Chapter5: Making Decisions

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