Running background processes using what command allows you to exit your command-line shell without ending any background processes?
A) continue
B) noshell
C) nokill
D) nohup

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The command `nohup` allows you to run commands or shell scripts in the background even after logging out from the shell session. It stands for 'no hang up', and it prevents the process from being terminated when the terminal closes.

Running Background Processes Using What Command Allows You to Exit