1) Simulate Process Creation a. Write using your choice C/C++ program to create a child process. Your program should have the following components: Display a message to indicate the start of the program Make a system call fork() to create a child process Use if...else if...else (or switch...case) to determine if the process is created successfully or failed. If successful, print the parent or child process and its ID (getpid() for child process, getppid() for parent) accordingly; if failed, display a message to indicate that it failed. Before return 0 in the main, display a message to inform that the program has ended. b. Built (use F11 or Run -> Build Project) and debug (Ctrl+F5 or Debug -> Debug Project) the program. Copy and paste the source file below or simply use Snipping Tool to crop take a screenshot.

2) Simulate Inter-process Communication a. Write your choice a C/C++ program to simulate the inter-process communication between a child process and a parent process. You need to modify the program you wrote in the procedure 1). In your program: First, use pipe() to generate a buffer. The pipe should return a status (int), which should be tested to see if it is successful. If not, print error message. Create a child process. If the process creation is successful, send a short message (a character string) from child process by using write() to the pipe. In the parent process, use read() to receive the string from the child. In each process, display a proper message to show the sending and receiving. A sample output could be: In both processes, take caution where to use close(). b. Built Built (use F11 or Run -> Build Project) and debug (Ctrl+F5 or Debug -> Debug Project) the program. Copy and paste the source file below or simply use Snipping Tool to crop take a screenshot.

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