Describe the difference between a Thread and a Process?
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Answer Posted / nahom tijnam
Thread is the basic unit of execution in a computer processor.
Process is an instance of a program that is executed sequentially. So when you fire up an application in your computer, you are starting a process.
Process consists of one or more threads. Single Threaded applications when run have a process with a single thread. Similarly, Multi-threaded applications (MTA) when run have a process with multiple threads.
In an MTA, the different threads can access the resources (like memory) owned by its process.
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