Question 85

Computer Awareness Process and Thread Managements Medium

What is the main difference between a process and a thread?

(A) A process is a lightweight task, while a thread is a heavyweight task
(B) A thread has its own memory space, while a process shares memory.
(C) A process has its own memory space, while a thread shares the memory of the process.
(D) Threads cannot run concurrently, but processes can.
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Correct Solution: Option C

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