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+# ps Command Examples
+
+## How to use ps command
+
+here's the syntax of the ps command:-
+
+```
+ps [options] 
+```
+
+Here,
+* ` [options] ` is used to fine-tune the output of the ps command as per your needs such as you can use the `-u` flag and append a username to it and display processes specific to that user.
+
+|Option|Description|
+|--------------------|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------|
+|`-e`|Show all processes, including those not associated with a terminal.|
+|`-f`|Show full process information, including arguments.|
+|`-u <username>`|Show processes owned by a specific user.|
+|`-x`|Show processes without a controlling terminal.|
+|`-o <PID/USER/CMD/%CPU/%MEM>`|Specify output format (PID, user, command, CPU usage, memory usage).|
+|`--sort=<parameter>`|Sort output by different parameters.|
+
+
+<br>When we run mormal `ps` command without any options, it will only show the processes attached to the current terminal:<br>
+![alt text](image.png)
+<br><br>
+
+## Some other ps commands
++ To get detailed information about each process
+    ```
+        ps -ux
+    ```
+    ![alt text](image-1.png)
+<br><br>
++ To show the running processes of every user
+    ```
+        ps -ux
+    ```
+    ![alt text](image-2.png)
+
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