What is the difference between Process and Threads?
Answer Posted / alok mmmec gkp
THE BASIC DIFFERENCE B/W THREADS AND PROCESSS IS THAT
THREAD CONTAINS A STACK IN WHICH USER N KERNAL PROCESS ADDRESS
ARE STORED
FOR EVERY STEP A NEW PROCESS IS CREATED IN THE PLACE OF IT
THREADS USES ITS STACK
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