Answer:
Linux / Unix commands have built-in manuals. Just do the following command
user@penguin$ man top
man is a built in command for Linux. man will check if there is top document, if it has it will load the on-line manual pages in the command line.
This is the result of the above command:
top(1)
NAME
top - display and update sorted information about processes
SYNOPSIS
top [-a | -d | -e | -c
[-F | -f]
[-h]
[-i
[-k]
[-L | -l
[-o
[-p
[-R | -r]
[-S]
[-s
[-T | -t]
[-U
[-u]
[-W | -w]
[-X | -x]
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