Defferentiate between multi-user and multi threading
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Multitasking is when a CPU is provided to execute multiple tasks at a time. Multitasking involves often CPU switching between the tasks, so that users can collaborate with each program together. Unlike multithreading, In multitasking, the processes share separate memory and resources. As multitasking involves CPU switching between the tasks rapidly, So the little time is needed in order to switch from the one user to next
Multithreading:
Multithreading:Multithreading is a system in which many threads are created from a process through which the computer power is increased. In multithreading, CPU is provided in order to execute many threads from a process at a time, and in multithreading, process creation is performed according to cost.