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Construct an array of 1000 random integers within range [0, 100]. An input file input. txt is provided. Each line of input. txt is a query integer that you need to check how many of that number is in your random integer array. For each query integer, fork a new child process to do the counting. The output is for each input query, output the count and child process id. For example:
$> query: 13 count: 5 pid: 13342
$> query: 22 count: 3 pid: 13357
input. txt
5
13
24
6
17
20
1
51
36
42
2
19
67
35
64
91
96
84
72
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