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What command is used to display system uptime?

uptime

The command that displays system uptime is "uptime." When you run this command in a Linux terminal, it provides you with essential information about how long the system has been running, along with the current time, number of logged-in users, and the system load averages for the past 1, 5, and 15 minutes. This information is useful for assessing the performance and stability of the system.

The other options, while related to time or system state, do not specifically focus on uptime. The "time" command is generally used for measuring how long a command takes to execute rather than showing system uptime. "sysinfo" is not a standard Linux command and does not provide uptime information. Lastly, "loadavg" refers to the load averages of the system but does not give you the duration for which the system has been running. Therefore, "uptime" is the most accurate and relevant choice for displaying system uptime.

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