Check your computer’s documentation or Help facility to find out how to produce a list of processes. Display a list of running processes, preferably one that lists processes run by other users and by...

Check your computer’s documentation or Help facility to find out how to produce a list of processes. Display a list of running processes, preferably one that lists processes run by other users and by the system itself. Print the list. Use a highlighter to mark the processes directly belonging to you. The following program, written in the C programming language, writes data all over the data section, starting from the local variable i. Compile and run the program, then answer the questions. Note that the results vary with different compilers and different operating systems. Note the behavior of the while loop. The first statement in the loop (*j = 0;) writes a zero to the RAM address stored in variable j. The second statement (j = j – 1;) moves the address downward in RAM each time the loop executes. Each step of j moves by a “short integer,” which is 2 bytes (16 bits) long.