Answer / Atul Kumar Srivastava

Threads and processes have several differences:

1. Isolation - A process provides more isolation than a thread since each process has its own memory space, while threads within a process share the same memory space.
2. Resource Consumption - Threads use fewer resources (CPU, memory) compared to processes.
3. Scheduling - An operating system schedules and manages multiple processes but may allow multiple threads to run concurrently within a single process.
4. Termination - Killing a thread in a process does not necessarily kill the entire process, while terminating a process kills all of its associated threads.

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