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Description: An active session in a multiuser operating system refers to a working environment that is currently open and in use by a user. This concept is fundamental in multiuser operating systems, where multiple sessions can coexist simultaneously. Each active session allows users to interact with the system, execute commands, access files, and perform administrative […]