what is the difference between process and thread? : Java thread
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Answer / Rahul Kumar Agarwal
A process is a program in execution, while a thread is a lightweight sub-process that can run concurrently within a single process. A process has its own address space and system resources, whereas threads share the same address space and resources as the parent process. In Java, a JVM can execute multiple threads within a single process.
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