1 Write а C prоgrаm cаlled sumfact.c that dоes the fоllowing: a. Takes an integer argument (say, N1) from the command line. b. Forks two children processes c. First child computes 1+2+...+N1 (sum of positive integers up to N1) and prints out the result and its own identifier. d. Second child computes 1*2*...*N1 (the factorial of N1) and prints out the result and its own identifier. e. Parent waits until both children are finished, then prints out the message “Done” and its own identifier. Sample execution (assuming the executable is called xsumfact): Your output should look like the following (100,101, 102 are pid] bash$ ./xsumfact 5 [ID = 101] Sum of positive integers up to 5 is 15 [ID = 102] Factorial of 5 is 120 [ID = 100] Done
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