Database System Concepts
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Write a program that:
- As its input arguments, accepts a program name followed by any number of command line arguments for that program.
- Creates a child process that executes the given program, passing all the provided arguments to it.
- Once the execution of the child process finishes, the parent process receives the child process exit code (X) and prints Exit code was X to the standard error device.
Please show the output as well and make sure there is no errors in the C program code
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