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    The document contains two coding exercises with C code. The first exercise contains code that uses fork() to create four child processes from one parent process. It prints "Parent" from the parent and "Child" from each child along with the values of two integers, n1 and n2, before and after operations in each process. The second exercise contains code that uses fork() and increments a variable in both parent and child processes. It prints the final value of the variable. Diagrams are provided to illustrate the process tree created by each code sample.

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    The document contains two coding exercises with C code. The first exercise contains code that uses fork() to create four child processes from one parent process. It prints "Parent" from the parent and "Child" from each child along with the values of two integers, n1 and n2, before and after operations in each process. The second exercise contains code that uses fork() and increments a variable in both parent and child processes. It prints the final value of the variable. Diagrams are provided to illustrate the process tree created by each code sample.

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    The document contains two coding exercises with C code. The first exercise contains code that uses fork() to create four child processes from one parent process. It prints "Parent" from the parent and "Child" from each child along with the values of two integers, n1 and n2, before and after operations in each process. The second exercise contains code that uses fork() and increments a variable in both parent and child processes. It prints the final value of the variable. Diagrams are provided to illustrate the process tree created by each code sample.

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    Detyre kursi 2

    Universiteti I tiranes
    FAKULTETI I SHKENCAVE TE NATYRES

    Dega: Matematike

    Viti: 2

    Lenda: Modul i integruar 2

    Punoi: Alketë Vorfi


    Ushtrim 1 – Tregoni outputin e kodit të mëposhtëm dhe ilustroni me skemën përkatëse
    Int main(){
    Int n1=18, n2=27;
    bool parent=false;
    bool child= false;
    pID= fork();
    if (pID==1) {
    fork();
    fork();
    parent=true; Int main(){
    Int n1=18, n2=27;
    printf(“Parent”); bool parent=false;

    } bool child= false;


    pID= fork();

    else { if (pID==1) {
    fork();
    if (n>0){ fork();
    parent=true;
    child= true; }
    printf(“Parent”);

    n2 - = n1; else {
    if (n>0){
    printf(“Child”); child= true;
    n2 - = n1;
    } printf(“Child”);
    }
    else { else {

    printf(“Child”); printf(“Child”);
    n1 += n2;
    n1 += n2; }
    }

    } printf(“%d”,n1);
    printf(“%d”,n2);
    } }

    printf(“%d”,n1);
    printf(“%d”,n2);
    }

    Pid=1 pID=0
    Int main(){ Int main(){
    Int n1=18, n2=27; Int n1=18, n2=27;
    bool parent=false; bool parent=false;
    bool child= false; bool child= false;
    pID= fork(); pID= fork();
    if (pID==1) { if (pID==1) {
    fork(); fork();
    fork(); fork();
    parent=true; parent=true;
    printf(“Parent”); printf(“Parent”);
    } }
    else { else {
    if (n>0){ if (n>0){
    child= true; child= true;
    n2 - = n1; n2 - = n1;
    printf(“Child”); printf(“Child”);
    } }
    else { else {
    printf(“Child”); printf(“Child”);
    n1 += n2; n1 += n2;
    } }
    } }
    printf(“%d”,n1); printf(“%d”,n1);
    printf(“%d”,n2); printf(“%d”,n2);
    } }

    fork(); fork();

    parent=true; parent=true;
    printf(“Parent”); printf(“Parent”);
    } }
    printf(“%d”,n1); printf(“%d”,n1);
    printf(“%d”,n2); printf(“%d”,n2);
    } }
    parent=true; parent=true; parent=true; parent=true;
    printf(“Parent”); printf(“Parent”); printf(“Parent”); printf(“Parent”);
    } } } }
    printf(“%d”,n1); printf(“%d”,n1); printf(“%d”,n1); printf(“%d”,n1);
    printf(“%d”,n2); printf(“%d”,n2); printf(“%d”,n2); printf(“%d”,n2);
    } } } }
    Output:

    Parent 18 27 Parent 18 27 Parent 18 27 Parent 18 27 Child 18 9

    Ushtrim 2 – Tregoni outputin e kodit të mëposhtëm dhe ilustroni me skemën përkatëse


    Int main(){
    Int var=0;
    if(fork()){
    printf(“A”);
    fork(); if(fork()){
    var += 2;
    printf(“A”);
    } fork();
    else { var += 2;
    }
    fork(); else {
    var++; fork();
    } var++;
    }
    printf(“%d”,var); printf(“%d”,var);
    } }

    pID=1 pID=0
    if(fork()){ if(fork()){
    printf(“A”); printf(“A”);
    fork(); fork();
    var += 2; var += 2;
    } }
    else { else {
    fork(); fork();
    var++; var++;
    } }
    printf(“%d”,var); printf(“%d”,var);
    } }

    var += 2; var += 2; var++; var++;

    } } } }
    printf(“%d”,var); printf(“%d”,var); printf(“%d”,var); printf(“%d”,var);

    Output:
    Parent 18 27 Parent 18 27 Parent 18 27 Parent 18 27 Child 18 9

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