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Change Pseudo Code to C Program (print and fork)

I am very new at programming and this is probably an easy question, but I am desperate. I need to change this low level code into a C program that I can run so I can print out every "A" that appears with the fork() command. You help is greatly appreciated.
Code:
	PRINT A
	p=fork()
	if( p == 0) {
		PRINT A
		PRINT A
		fork()
		PRINT A
		fork()
	}
	else {
		LOOP_TWICE
			PRINT A
			fork()
			fork()
			PRINT A
		END_LOOP
		PRINT A
		fork()
	}
	PRINT A
	fork()
	PRINT A

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