Compile the following program(using online terminal , colcalc) as lab3.c. Run the lab3 and observe the number of statements printed to the terminal. The fork() call creates a child that is a copy of the parent process. Because the child is a copy, both it and its parent process begin from just after the fork(). All of the statements after a call to fork() are executed by both the parent and child processes. However, both processes are now separate and changes in one do not affect the other.

#include 

main() 

{ 

 fork(); 

 fork(); 

 printf("Process ID is: %d ", getpid()); 

 printf("Parent Process ID is %d ", getppid()); 

 sleep(2); 

}

Show the output as a screenshot. Write the output of your program and draw a process tree and label the processes with their process IDs.

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