How to create child process using fork() || Duplicate Process

In this lecture on how to create child process, you will learn the use of fork system call to duplicate processes. The fork() system call in Linux is used to create a child process or you can say fork() system call is used to duplicate a process. The parent process call fork() which creates a child process. The fork() system all returns the child process ID on success to the parent process and 0 the child process. Subscribe -    / dextutor   This lecture is part of the Operating System Lab playlist:    • Operating System Lab   For Program code and more details visit: https://dextutor.com/fork-system-call/ Reference Videos: 1. read write system calls:    • read write System Call Program in Linux   2. wait system call:    • wait System Call Program in C   3. orphan process:    • Orphan Process Program in Linux   4. zombie process:    • Zombie Process Program in Linux   Tools Required: 1. Linux environment 2. Basic knowledge of C Language 3. gcc compiler installed Reference Links: Operating System Theory PPTs Link: https://dextutor.com/courses/operatin... Operating System Programs: https://dextutor.com/courses/operatin... Other Playlists: OS:    • Operating System   Linux Essential:    • Linux Tutorial For Beginners   RHCSA:    • RHCSA Exam Questions with Solutions || RHEL9   Was this tutorial about the fork system call helpful? If so, please share. Let me know your thoughts in the comments. #linux #oslab #os #process #fork #dextutor