Explain the different kinds of threads?
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Answer / Brajesh Kumar
In Unix, there are two kinds of threads: User-level threads (ULTs) and Kernel-level threads (KLTs). ULTs are managed by the C library, while KLTs are managed by the operating system kernel itself.
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