How do threads work?
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Answer / Sandip Kumar Maurya
Threads in Linux are lightweight processes managed by the kernel. Each thread shares the same memory space and system resources as its parent process, but each has a separate program counter (PC) register and stack. The kernel schedules the execution of multiple threads, allowing them to run concurrently on the same CPU or across multiple CPUs. Threads are created using various system calls like pthread_create().
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