Write a program that creates four processes. The original process creates two children processes and then prints out “parent”. The children processes print “child1” and “child2”, respectively. The first child process creates a child process that prints out “grandchild”. write a program that creates four processes. The original process creates two children processes and then prints out “parent”. The children processes print “child1” and “child2”, respectively. The first child process creates a child process that prints out “grandchild”. The output must be guaranteed to print out in the following order.
grandchild
child1
child2
parent
#include<stdio.h>
#include<unistd.h>
int main()
{
int c1=fork();
int c2=fork();
if(c1>0&&c2>0){
printf("parent");
}
else if (c1==0&&c2>0)
{
printf("Frist child");
}
else if (c1>0&&c2==0)
{printf("Second child");
}
else{
printf("Grand Child");
}
return();
}
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parent
First child
Second child
Grand child
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