The difference between a process and a thread (network excerpt)

In a sense, a process is a process that an application performs on a processing machine, which is a dynamic concept, and a thread is a part of a process that contains multiple threads running.

A process is an "executing program". A program is an inanimate entity that can become an active entity when the processor is given the program's life, which we call a process.

Typically, you can include several threads in a process that can take advantage of the resources owned by the process.

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The difference between a process and a thread (network excerpt)