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Sunday, December 2, 2012

What is difference between thread and a process?

A process can have multiple threads. OS's scheduler gives CPU time to each thread. Each thread has its own stack but all threads share the same process heap. A process can technically control the thread life cycle -> creating, aborting, joining etc.
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