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What is the difference between Process and Threads?
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Answer Posted / swagatika
Process-When a program executed then process creats which
take space in the memory with its own address space.
-context switching will be delay and more costly in compare
to the thread as it will be the swiching from one memory
space to other memory space.
-One Process can have multiple thread..
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