exit a cli application
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To exit a CLI application, you typically use specific commands depending on the application or environment you are working in. For example, in many Unix-like systems, you can use Ctrl+C to terminate a running process in the terminal. If you are using a specific CLI tool, it might have its own command for exiting, such as exit or quit.
If you are working within Xcode and using its integrated terminal or LLDB for debugging, you might find the following sessions helpful:
- Xcode essentials - This session covers various debugging techniques and commands within Xcode.
- Run, Break, Inspect: Explore effective debugging in LLDB - This session dives into using LLDB, including setting breakpoints and using commands to control the debugging process.
For more specific guidance on using LLDB's command line interface, you can refer to the Run, Break, Inspect: Explore effective debugging in LLDB session, which covers the help command and other useful commands for debugging.
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