Python | os._exit() method

# Python program to explain os._exit() method 

# importing os module  
import os

# Create a child process
# using os.fork() method 
pid = os.fork()


# pid greater than 0
# indicates the parent process 
if pid > 0:

    print("\nIn parent process")
    # Wait for the completion 
    # of child process and    
    # get its pid and 
    # exit status indication using
    # os.wait() method
    info = os.waitpid(pid, 0)

    
    # os.waitpid() method returns a tuple
    # first attribute represents child's pid
    # while second one represents
    # exit status indication

    # Get the Exit code 
    # used by the child process
    # in os._exit() method
    
    # firstly check if
    # os.WIFEXITED() is True or not
    if os.WIFEXITED(info[1]) :
        code = os.WEXITSTATUS(info[1])
        print("Child's exit code:", code)

else :
    print("In child process")
    print("Process ID:", os.getpid())
    print("Hello ! Geeks")
    print("Child exiting..")
    
    # Exit with status os.EX_OK
    # using os._exit() method
    # The value of os.EX_OK is 0        
    os._exit(os.EX_OK)