Parent Process ID | Write Your Own Shell | Part 2

Understand the concept of Parent Process ID in plain English
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[@jess-inspired]

6:40 - "echo $$" gives the Process ID (and Not the PPID) of the current instance of the shell program in the terminal..😊

[@smylinwolf6416]

Keep it coming!! We awaiting more..Thank you for this!!!!!!❤️🦅

[@onwunzoamara]

Thanks for this Jesse...It really clarified things for me.
Keep it coming

[@jess-inspired]

Glad it helped.. More sure to come, God helping me..

[@kopilsharma5872]

On windows whenever I am trying to use getppid() for getting the parent id, it is saying that there is no function declared such as getppid(). What might be the reason?

[@muhammadusman5521]

Instead of using the datatype pid_t, I just used the int datatype and it worked just fine.

[@readerslibrary05]

really, that's aweosome to know

[@Al-khayr.2002]

Nice one jesse

[@jess-inspired]

🙌🏾

[@olana262]

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