Explain the difference between task and thread in .net?
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Answer / Usha Singh
In .NET, a Thread represents a single sequence of execution within an application, while a Task represents a handle to a discrete unit of work. Tasks help simplify asynchronous programming by encapsulating the underlying threads, eliminating the need for developers to manually manage thread pools and synchronization primitives.
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