How does one process we can start an executable file? How to
get the PID process, which we started?
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Answer Posted / sangeetha
We can start a new process from an existing process by
calling the function system("new process &"). The & sign
indicates the new process will run in background. Then
after this we can use the "ps" command to get the PID of
the new process.
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