Write a C program to create a series of processes, as shown below in the diagram.P |---- ---- > c1 ------>c3 ---------->c4|------><2In other words, the parent process p creates processes c1 and c2. And c1 creates c3 and c3 creates c4.A sample run of the program showsI am the parent process, my pidI am a child process, my parent id =I am a child process, my parent id =I am a child process, my parent pidI am a child process, my parent pid =16770,16767%3!16767, my pid = 1676816767, my pid16768, my pid :%3D16769...%31677016771%3Dmy pid%3DYour program should output something similar to what is shown above. You could optionally use wait/waitpid/sleep/exit in your program.Comment your code to show where you created p, c1, c2, c3, c4, etc.

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Write a C program to create a series of processes, as shown below in the diagram. P ------ ---- > c1 ------>c3 -------->c4 ->c2 In other words, the parent process p creates processes c1 and c2. And c1 creates c3 and c3 creates c4. A sample run of the program shows I am the parent process, my pid = I am a child process, my parent id = 16767, my pid = 16768 I am a child process, my parent id = 16767, my pid = 16769 I am a child process, my parent pid = 16768, my pid = 16770 I am a child process, my parent pid =16770, 16767 ... my pid = 16771 Your program should output something similar to what is shown above. You could optionally use wait/waitpid/sleep/exit in your program. Comment your code to show where you created p, c1, c2, c3, c4, etc.

Write a C program to create a series of processes, as shown below in the diagram. P ------ ---- > c1 ------>c3 -------->c4 ->c2 In other words, the parent process p creates processes c1 and c2. And c1 creates c3 and c3 creates c4. A sample run of the program shows I am the parent process, my pid = I am a child process, my parent id = 16767, my pid = 16768 I am a child process, my parent id = 16767, my pid = 16769 I am a child process, my parent pid = 16768, my pid = 16770 I am a child process, my parent pid =16770, 16767 ... my pid = 16771 Your program should output something similar to what is shown above. You could optionally use wait/waitpid/sleep/exit in your program. Comment your code to show where you created p, c1, c2, c3, c4, etc.

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