Again perfect explanation. Well done. Also can you explain about fork() sys call inside a for loop? Then the viewers will be able to properly understand how these address spaces share among the child processes. Thank you again.
Hello, I have a question; for child process c1, how is p assigned value zero if the execution actually started from next instruction(i.e if (p > 0); ) itself?
@Techtud , For Order of execution of the processes. The parent process wait for termination of the child process. So irrespective of the Scheduling of the processes , shouldn't child process be executed earlier than the parent process ?
Sir there was a doubt in my mind, I thought that the first statement( P=fork(); ) in the right hand side child would return 0 and it would never enter in the "if" , so directly last print statement would be executed, I would be thankful to you if you could explain where am I wrong.
The 'if' condition of the right-hand side child is never checked because that code has already been executed in the parent (and the other child process, which was 'false'). In this specific example, the first fork (p = fork()) is responsible for creating the left child (C1). Then, execution continues at the next instruction in the parent and in C1 (the 'if' condition check). Then, only the parent enters the body of the 'if' to execute the second fork() call (which creates the right-hand child C2). So, when C2 goes to execute the next instruction (directly after the fork() that created it) it is already inside the 'if' body. Hope that helps.
hello sir i need to clear that execution of fork depends on processor or scheduling algorithm,if you have enough time Will you help me out from this problem ?it will beneficial for me
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Engineering Universities all around the globe TBH
You should rename this channel to TechStud.
Also thanks for passing me through my basic OS class.
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Great Explanation, have been confused for so long about this!
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Good explanation, I am sure no one will explain in such simple way and in full detail. Excellent Thank you so much
I liked this...this is very help full and clear for a beginner who is trying to implement a parallel processing task...thank you
Finally got something i was eagerly searching..thanks a lot for such a great explanation.
Very Good Explanation!! Thank you sir! you just saved my life for the exam
engineering colleges in the US need teachers like you sir.
now it's not confusing anymore!
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watched both of your videos. Very clear explanation , thank you very much
Sir , god bless you , I thoroughly understood , i was confused with this fork.
Very nicely explained sir. My all doubts are cleared. Thankyou so much!
Again perfect explanation. Well done. Also can you explain about fork() sys call inside a for loop? Then the viewers will be able to properly understand how these address spaces share among the child processes. Thank you again.
What a concept building sir.... Awesome video.... Hope that i have seen it in the very first day 👍👍👍
Please make more videos on operating system your are really a great teacher
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Thank You so much for this video and the 1st video of Fork()
Thank you sir. Now i can understand system call.
Very well explained!! Great job
Guruji.. It is really nice and helpful.
You think like a runtime environment, well done
Thanks for such a great explanation. I don't know why I am paying so much fees in university. The lecturers are waste.
exactly man they are just completing the credit hours anyhow
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Very nice & clear explanation.
Thanks! so useful! waiting for more videos about OS
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Thank You Sir, .... What an Explanation
Thankyou so much you made it easier to understand 🙏
Sir your explanation was crystal clear🙏..
Can you please make a video by explaining the exec, execv system calls in Linux.
Please sir.
Great job 👏
You will be blessed sir. really thank you
How we can use wait() or sleep () in this code to check different cases of termination of parent or child.
thank you , very good explanation
Awesome explanation.
Excellent stuff sir :D
It is very helpful. Thank you...
Great explanation!
Forking great explanation!!
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Hello, I have a question; for child process c1, how is p assigned value zero if the execution actually started from next instruction(i.e
if (p > 0); ) itself?
just wanna say thank you!
U r awesome pls make a complete video on Linux and it's various commands
You're amazing thank you
thank you so much, it was very helpful !!
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nicely explained!
@Techtud , For Order of execution of the processes. The parent process wait for termination of the child process.
So irrespective of the Scheduling of the processes , shouldn't child process be executed earlier than the parent process ?
it depend on type of threading whether it is synchronous or asynchronous
You need more views!
You saved me sir
I wished you make video about getpid and getppid also
If er print the value of P in the end of each proccess, what will be printet for C2? C1 will print "p=0" and P1 will print "p=307" but what about C2
it will be same as c1, becoz child returns 0 and parent returns the child pid . so, its 0.
nice question i think c2 is not allowed to use 'p' or it will print a garbage value
thank you, it is very clear
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Great video thanks
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Thanks .. good video...
it was very useful. thx
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do you have tutorials on threads??
Why that parent process Print twice when u used if condition?
excellent video
Sir there was a doubt in my mind, I thought that the first statement( P=fork(); ) in the right hand side child would return 0 and it would never enter in the "if" , so directly last print statement would be executed, I would be thankful to you if you could explain where am I wrong.
yes same doubt on my mind...
The 'if' condition of the right-hand side child is never checked because that code has already been executed in the parent (and the other child process, which was 'false'). In this specific example, the first fork (p = fork()) is responsible for creating the left child (C1). Then, execution continues at the next instruction in the parent and in C1 (the 'if' condition check). Then, only the parent enters the body of the 'if' to execute the second fork() call (which creates the right-hand child C2). So, when C2 goes to execute the next instruction (directly after the fork() that created it) it is already inside the 'if' body. Hope that helps.
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hello sir i need to clear that execution of fork depends on processor or scheduling algorithm,if you have enough time Will you help me out from this problem ?it will beneficial for me
create more videos bro! thank you so much
Please Explain the PRODUCER CONSUMER PROBLEM.
Thank you.
Please tell where we can best utilize fork in linux?
Hllo sir,
Please we want tree structure as an output in our c program of child and parent process which getting create by the fork().
will the fork call instructions in child which has already been executed by parent's parent return 0?
Intresting question! I've just checked and yes it returns 0.
how can you explain that?? and how 347 comes from?
It was an arbitrary value, was taken just to explain the return of process of IDs
Thank you, Sir..
Are you from IIT KGP sir?
Thank you sir.
THANK YOU SIR.
sir please add some more question on fork() system call
Awesome..
Thanks!
You are emphasising on marker pens more then code on board.
how to use 4 fork calls for creating 11 processes without using loop
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you know the process shiduling shidule shidul
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Thanks sir...
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