Which settings are needed for the DumpMem process?

Assume you are working with a remote repository. You want to get the most recent code from the remote repository, make changes, and upload them to the remote server. What should be the order of source control operations? pult commit, push O push commit, pull O pull push, commit O commit, pull, push O commit, push, pull O push, pull, commit

How does the shell know that a file is executable when it establishes a new process to run a command? How does it tell the difference between a shell script and a file created by a compilation if it's executable? What is the proper order for checking the situations listed above?

In order to perform a command, the shell launches a new process to run the file. If a file is executable, how can it distinguish the difference between a shell script and a file formed through compilation? The conditions described above should be checked in what order?

What information must be provided as input to the DumpMem method?