Introduction to the method of C# operation process

Process is a running activity of a program in a computer about a certain data set, it is the basic unit of the system's resource allocation and scheduling, and it is the basis of the operating system structure. In the early process-oriented computer structures, processes were the basic execution entities of programs; in the contemporary thread-oriented computer structures, processes were containers of threads. A program is a description of instructions, data and its organizational form, and a process is an entity of a program.

The following is a description of how C# operates the process.

1. Get all the processes running in the current program

//1. Get all processes in this machine           Process[] pro = ();
           foreach (Process p in pro)
           {
               ();
           }

2. Kill the process: call the() method

//1. Get all processes in this machine Process[] pro = ();
 foreach (Process p in pro)
 {
        //Stop the process        ();
        ();
}

3. Open the application through the process

 //2. Open the application through the process  ("calc");
 ("mspaint");
  ("notepad");
  ("iexplore", "");

4. Open the specified file through a process

  ProcessStartInfo psi = new ProcessStartInfo(@"C:\Users\Lenovo\Desktop\");
 Process p = new Process();
  = psi;
 ();

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