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Creating and Executing Processes in Unix by akttripathi is a document available to read on EtoBox.

The document discusses processes and process creation in Unix systems. It covers: - Processes are created using the fork() system call, which duplicates the calling process. The parent and child processes then execute concurrently. - The exec() system call replaces the current process with a new process, executing a different program. This transforms the calling process. - Processes use the exit() system call for orderly termination. The parent can use wait() to wait for a child process to finish before

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akttripathi

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