Create a shared memory segment and child processes in C

Creation of unique shared memory segments for the Mean/Median/Mode instance to store results. 2. Creation of a pipe for each Mean/Median/Mode instance that provides it with th e ID of the shared memory segment created in step (1). The file descriptor (FD) of the pipe is passed as an additional argument to the Mean/Median/Mode. 3. Mean/Median/Mode processes run concurrently rather than sequentially. This means that the Initiator will launch all the child processes and then start waiting for results. As in the previous assignment, each instance of the Mean/Median/Mode will receive the text file as an arguments. To facilitate this, the Initiator will take one argument and selectivel y pass it on to the Mean/Median/Mode executables. For instance, executing the command % Initiator [login to view URL] would create 3 child processes that would compute mean. Median and mode, respectively, in parallel (% is the system prompt). The Mean/Median/Mode have changed as well: 1. An additional command line argument gives the FD of the pipe to read from. 2. Using the pipe FD, the Mean/Median/Mode determines the segment ID of the shared memory to store its result. 3. The resulting value (type double ) is store d in the shared memory segment.