Processes talk by sending signals.
In this interactive Linux lesson from Stencel Academy you don't just read — you type real commands like kill -TERM 5120, kill -9 5121 and watch the machine respond on a live, animated map. It is part of the free How Linux Works course.
Builds on: Process States.
kill -l — List every signal and its number.pkill worker — Signal by name instead of PID.kill -0 5120 — Send no signal — just check the process exists.