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What does raise functions declared in signal.h do?

(a) reports a synchronous signal

(b) let’s you specify handling of signals

(c) reports a asynchronous signal

(d) doesn’t let you specify handling of signals

The question was asked by my school principal while I was bunking the class.

My question is from Signal Handling in portion C Library of C

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Correct answer is (a) reports a synchronous signal

The best explanation: The function raise defined under the header file signal. h reports a synchronous signal.

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