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What happens to a child process that dies and has no parent process to wait for it and what’s bad about this?
So you've shown us your need! What's your deed?
Your verbatim queries do indicate that your posts are homework type queries. What's the problem with approaching your instructor with these questions?
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The above rule doesn't say that we cannot do your homework but that it's best for to do it in order to learn.
We will aid you when you help yourself to a solution. Provide us with what you have attempted or reviewed and then maybe someone will be able to assist.
Just a few links to aid you to gaining some understanding by reviewing and reading for understanding. That you will have to do yourself;
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