Implement a Python script that uses the multiprocessing module to print its PID. Upload both the script and a screenshot of the output.

I need help with an assignment. I am confused as to if the manual is asking to implement and modify the java code provided to us or create one following the code written in the java file provided. So please help me figure that out and provide with a sultion. Rest of the instruction manual is attatched in the images. I am pasting the java code provided to me below. java code provided to me as mentioned in step 1 of manual.  package homework; // ComputeMeanDeviation.java: Demonstrate using the math methodspublic class ComputeMeanDeviation {  /** Main method */  public static void main(String[] args) {    int count = 10; // Total numbers    int number = 0; // Store a random number    double sum = 0; // Store the sum of the numbers    double squareSum = 0; // Store the sum of the squares     // Create numbers, find its sum, and its square sum    for (int i = 0; i < count; i++) {      // Generate a new random number      number = (int)(Math.random() * 1000);       // Add the number to…

Is there a way to implement a simple graphical user interface that will allow the user to manually input a vehicle's make, model, and mpg and also be able to write the data to a text file of the user's choosing with a display message of success or failure?

Write a C program that takes a list of command line arguments, each of which is the full path of a command (such as /bin/ls, /bin/ps, /bin/date, /bin/who, /bin/uname etc). Assume the number of such commands is N, your program would then create N direct child processes (ie, the parent of these child processes is the same original process), each of which executing one of the N commands. You should make sure that these N commands are executed concurrently, not sequentially one after the other. The parent process should be waiting for each child process to terminate. When a child process terminates, the parent process should print one line on the standard output stating that the relevant command has completed successfully or not successfully (such as "Command /bin/who has completed successfully", or "Command /bin/who has not completed successfully"). Once all of its child processes have terminated, the parent process should print "All done, bye-bye!" before it itself terminates. Note: do…