what is multithreading in c++ ,
what is difference between multithreading and
singlethreading.
Answer Posted / amit
hey ,c++ supports multithreading by the use of POSIX threads
,who the hell is saying that c++ does not support
multithreading ,the linux operating system made in c,c++ and
it supports multitasking ,multiprocessing and other child
and parent relationship
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