Distinguish among a Thread and a Process
Distinguish among a Thread and a Process?
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A thread is defined as a path of execution which runs on Central processing unit (CPU), whereas a process is a collection of threads that share the same virtual memory. Processes that have at least one thread of execution and in a process context a thread always run.
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