part b:

int main$($int argc, char $**$argv$)$

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printf$("--$beginning of program

$")$;

int counter $\backslash (=0\backslash )$;

int second;

pid$\_$t pid $=$fork$()$;

if $($pid $==0)$

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int max$\_$c $=$atoi$($argv$[1])$;

int i$,$x;

for $($i $\backslash (=0\backslash )$; i $\backslash (<5\backslash )++$i$)$

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printf$("$child process: counter$=$sd

$",++$counter$)$;

for $(\backslash ($x$=0\backslash )$; $\backslash ($x$<\backslash$max $\backslash \_$c ; x$++\backslash ))$;

$\backslash \}$

$\backslash \}$

else if $($pid $>0)$

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int j$,$x$,$status;

int max$\_$p $=$atoi$($argv$[2])$;

pid $=$wait$(\backslash$&status$)$;

for $\backslash (($j$=0$; j$<5$;$++$j$)\backslash )$

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printf$("$parent process: counter$=$sd

$",++$counter$)$;

for $($x$=0$; $\backslash ($x$<\backslash )$max$\_$p; $\backslash ($x$++\backslash ))$;

$\backslash \}$

$\backslash \}$

else

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$//$fork failed

$$ printf$("$fork$()$failed$!$

$")$;

$$ return $1$;

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$$ printf$("--$end of program$--")$;

$$ return $0$;

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In the code from part b what is the purpose of the command line arguments: $1000$ and

$10000?$