C PROGRAMMING

3. Creating multiple processes (quadruplets Processes.c): A parent process can have many child processes at any given time. Write a C program where the parent process (i.e., your program) creates four child processes. All child processes are required to survive until the last of them is created (i.e., parent should not create a child, and then wait for it to terminate before creating the second child, etc.). To achieve this, every child process, should print out their own PIDs and then sleep for 5 seconds which signifies some processing time. This will give the parent time to create all the child processes before the first terminates. Only once all of four child processes finished execution and terminated, should the parent then print out its own PID and exit itself. Temps Temp$ ./quadrupletsProcesses I am CHILD 1 -- My PID = 7773 My Parent has PID 7772 I am CHILD 3 -- My PID = 7775 My Parent has PID 7772 I am CHILD 2 -- My PID = 7774 My Parent has PID 7772 I am CHILD 4 -- My PID = 7776 My Parent has PID 7772 I am PARENT -- My PID = 7772 All my child processes finished their tasks! Temp$