IMPORTANT: Please make sure to write the program in such a way that only the process ID and the process NAME is displayed like the sample output. NOT The whole path.

for example for : only should be displayed as the process name.

Write a program to display all the running processes on your system, along with their respective process ID. A process is a running instance of a program. A process has many attributes like Process ID, process State, program Counter, etc. PID refers to process ids commonly used by operating system kernels, such as Linux, Unix, macOS and Windows. It is a unique ID that is automatically assigned to each process when it is created. For example, the 'init' process has a fixed PID of '1'. Hint: To solve this, you have to find process id numbers from the '/proc' directory. Each sub-directory in the '/proc' directory with a numeric name is the process's id. Steps: 1) In your Ubuntu system, create a new directory. 2) Using a text editor (such as gedit or vi), create a new C file called "my_current_processes.c". This program will contain the main function, which will display the currently running processes and their respective process ids. a. Read the process id from the "/proc" directory. Then read the process name from the "/proc// cmdline" file and display them. b. To read the directory name from the "/proc" directory, you need to include "dirent.h". 499 533 534 535 537 540 544 545 556 558 560 systemd-resolved accounts-daemon acpid anacron avahi-daemon: cron dbus-daemon NetworkManager irqbalance python3 polkitd