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what's the difference between "누가" & "누구"?
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As Jeaein said above, "누가" is short for "누구+가(subject particle)" meaning it's a subject, but the pronoun "누구" can be a subject like "누가", object, topic or predicate in a sentence.
e.g.
누가(=누구가) ☞ as a subject
누구 + 는 ☞ as a topic
누구 + 를 ☞ as an object
누구 + 예요 ☞ as a predicate
누구 + 의 ☞ as a possessive
누구 + 에게 ☞ to who(m)
\^o^/
e.g.
누가(=누구가) ☞ as a subject
누구 + 는 ☞ as a topic
누구 + 를 ☞ as an object
누구 + 예요 ☞ as a predicate
누구 + 의 ☞ as a possessive
누구 + 에게 ☞ to who(m)
\^o^/
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