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What is the difference between Logical Parallelism and
Physical Parallelism?
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Answer Posted / Nimish Singh
Logical Parallelism refers to a technique used in programming where multiple tasks are divided and executed concurrently by the CPU, giving an illusion of parallel execution. On the other hand, Physical Parallelism involves the use of multiple CPUs or processing units to execute different tasks at the same time in reality. In Java, Logical Parallelism can be achieved using threads, while Physical Parallelism requires multiple physical machines.
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