Answer / surya simhadri

Thread is an independent flow of execution with in a
process. A process can have any number of threads.

Answer / harika

Thread is a block of code which is executed concurrently
independent of other threads with in a process.

Answer / tulasi prasad

Thread is a sequential flow execution, that it has one
entry point,one exit point, some sequence of steps in
betwwen start nd stop. Other wise u can say like this :
Thread is alight weight process, y because its havening
less over heads

Answer / ruchi

single process running at a time or current process is
thread.

Answer / preeti halapnavar

Itz a small unit of execution or a light weight process.

Answer / venkatachalapathy

Interrupts are necessary for handling time-critical

tasks, but there’s a large class of problems in

which you’re simply trying to partition the problem

into separately-running pieces so that the whole

program can be more responsive. Within a program,

these separately-running pieces are called threads

and the general concept is called multithreading. A

common example of multithreading is the user

interface. By using threads, a user can press a

button and get a quick response rather than being

forced to wait until the program finishes its

current task.

Ordinarily, threads are just a way to allocate the

time of a single processor.

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