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Complete the following TODO sections of this C code
// TODO: Spawn a child process
??? = ???;
// CHILD CODE
// TODO: Conditional for child only
if( ??? ){...}
// PARENT CODE
printf("Parent waiting for child to complete\n");
int status; // used to check return code of child
// TODO: Block until child is finished and check the output
???? ( ??? );
// TODO: check if the child exited properly using wait macros
if( ??? ){
// TODO: extract exit/return code of child process using wait macros
int retcode = ???;
printf("Child complete, return code %d\n",retcode);
}
else{ // Child did not complete properly
printf("Child terminated abnormally\n");
exit(1);
}
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