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A process is started by the operating system when an
application is launched. The process owns the memory,
resources, and threads of execution that are associated with
a running instance of an executable program. When the
process is started, one thread is initially associated with
that process. As long as one thread continues to be
associated with the process, the process continues to run.

A thread is the smallest schedulable unit of execution in a
Windows application. A thread always is associated with a
particular process—after the thread is started, it never
runs in the context of another process. Although many simple
applications use only a single thread, it's not uncommon for
more complex applications to use multiple threads over the
lifetime of the process.

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