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what is the difference between fork() & exec()
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Answer Posted / dheeraj gahtori
processes began through a process called "fork and exec".
that is when one command starts another, the child process
first forks , the kernel copying over pages of memory from
the present process to a new location for the child process.
The child then execs, executing the new command and
overwriting the data
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