Introduction to Fork system call | zombie process | operating system concepts

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[@natetolbert3671]

On linux the parent terminates first, it will just assign pid 1(aka the system daemon systemd) as the parent

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[@ayansarkar9682]

the code and command explanation was ok...but you have mistaken orphan state with zombie state while defining zombie process...which is kind of misleading .

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[@somith16]

can u tell me what is the use of fork()

[@BALASUBRAMANIAN-ub9tn]

Fork is used to create a new child process by duplicating the parent process.

[@natetolbert3671]

wait, what? how does neither process have pid 0? Are you not using C?

[@natetolbert3671]

The child should always be 0.

[@souravsaha1443]

What if ps -f is used?

[@ayansarkar9682]

"-e" selects every process and "-f" chooses the "full" output format...so use "ps -ef" or "ps -el" or "ps aux"
although the last one doesn’t specify the parent process id .

[@vikasa3930]

Too Confusing :

[@ThatGuy68580]

That was way over complicated

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