What is the difference between Process and Threads?
Answer Posted / sathya
Process are heavy weight programs which consume considerable
amnt of memory for execution and are heavily dependent on
system resources for their execution
Threads are light weight and use the min available sys
resources as a whole and can execute simultaneously to
acheive a given task.
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