To create a Fork Bomb in TypeScript, we can use a recursive function that duplicates itself without any exit condition. This will cause the program to spawn an infinite number of processes until the system resources are exhausted.
Here's an example of a Fork Bomb function in TypeScript:
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This function calls itself infinitely in a loop, creating new processes until the system crashes or the program is forcefully terminated. It is a dangerous piece of code that should never be executed on any system without proper caution, as it can cause a denial-of-service attack or crash the operating system.
It's important to note that creating and running a Fork Bomb is highly illegal and unethical, as it can cause significant harm to a system and its users. It is recommended to use this knowledge only for educational or research purposes, with proper permissions and safeguards in place.
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