Note that each job gets an identifier (which you can see by running `jobs`). Other commands like `kill` can work with the id number by using %[id]. For exampl

Note that each job gets an identifier (which you can see by running `jobs`). Other commands like `kill` can work with the id number by using %[id]. For example: $ some_command ^Z (hit control z) $ some_command_2 ^Z (hit control z) $ jobs [1]- Stopped some_command [2]+ Stopped some_command_2 $ kill %1 $ jobs [1]- Terminated: 15 some_command [2]+ Stopped some_command_2