What is the difference between Process and Threads?
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Answer Posted / srinivas
Thread is nothing but functionality(group of statements)
which could be executed simultaneously with the other part
of the program, with the concept of each other.
Where as a process is nothing but 'a program which is under
execution'. Thread is a part of the process
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