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Can you help me regarding developing script?
Hi
All, I want to develope this script. any help will be appreciated. It is possible to use two pipes and create two-way communication between two processes. (In practice, this is not done because sockets are available.) Create a program where the parent process reads the name of a language from standard input: French, Spanish, or English. The parent sends the name of the language to the child process via a pipe. The child determines the proper word for "good-bye": Au revoir (french), Adios (Spanish), or Good-bye (english) and sends this word to the parent using another pipe. The parent prints out the word. Thanks, Vishal |
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