What command is used to display the current routing table on a Junos OS device?

The command used to display the current routing table on a Junos OS device is "show routes." This command provides comprehensive details about the routing entries present in the device's routing table, including information on the destination, next hop, and the interface through which traffic will be forwarded.

In the context of Junos OS architecture, the "show" command prefix is standard for querying various types of operational data, including routes, interfaces, and system statistics, reflecting the intuitive command structure designed for network administrators. The routing table is crucial for understanding how packets are directed through the network, making this command essential for troubleshooting and network management activities.

Other options might appear similar or related to command names in different contexts or systems, but they do not correspond to the correct syntax used in Junos OS for displaying the routing table.