The difference between process and thread induction

The difference between threads and processes is summarized:

A. Address space and other resources : processes are independent of each other and are shared among threads of the same process. Threads within a process are not visible in other processes.

B. Communication: Inter-process communication IPC, between threads can directly read and write process data segments (such as global variables) to communicate--requires process synchronization and mutual exclusion means of support to ensure data consistency.

c. Scheduling and switching : Thread context switches are much faster than process context switches.

d. In a multithreaded OS, a process is not an executable entity.

The difference between process and thread induction