How to Replace Process image in Linux || execl || Program

In this lecture on the how to replace process image in Linux, you will learn the use of excel function in C language. execl() function is used to replace a process image with a new one.
This is useful when we want the child process to not be a duplicate of the parent process. execl, execlp, execle, execv, execvp, execvpe all execute a file.
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Tools Required:
1. Linux environment
2. Basic knowledge of C Language
3. gcc compiler installed
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[@samirsourav4209]

thankyou sir

[@aninditasaha0307]

sir..you can add one more prog...the current process will run another process altogether instead of a command like ls or ps...i have it...if you allow i can share it here..

[@dextutor]

Sure mam..u can share