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wahts is mean by thread?
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Answer / madhuri reddy
thread is a light weight process.it divide the hole
programm into small groups.it is based on the kernal
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Answer / kranti rajan singh
1.thread is an independent path of execution within ur java
program.that means thread can share the same memory space.
2. the sequence of code executed for each task defines a
separate path of execution is called thread.
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Answer / zoheb
thread is the sub task in a program,thread is usually used
for purpose of serving the multiple client
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Answer / mukthiyar
Thread is a light weight process.
Thread is a single sequential execution flow of control.
Each thread has its own Stack memory.
Different Threads share the same memory(Heap Memory) and it
use some algorithm for implementing time slice like(Round
Robin).were as different Process take different memory space.
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Answer / venkat reddy
A thread is a single sequence stream within in a process
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 9 Yes | 5 No |
Answer / kiran
Thread is sequenctial flow of a control with in a program
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