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int main()
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int errorLevel = process.waitFor();
System.out.println(errorLevel);

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Java code    ProcessBuilder pb=new ProcessBuilder();
    pb.command("ÃüÁî","²ÎÊý1","²ÎÊý2");
    Process process= pb.start();int errorLevel= process.waitFor();
    System.out.println(errorLevel);

@return    the exit value of the process. By convention,
    *            <code>0 </code> indicates normal termination.