Difference between multitasking process and multithreading
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Difference Between Multitasking and Multithreading in OS. ... The basic difference between Multitasking and multithreading is that Multitasking allows CPU to perform multiple tasks (program, process, task, threads) simultaneously whereas, Multithreading allows multiple threads of the same process to execute simultaneously.
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Multitasking:
Task is simple like a program. Processing multiple tasks at a time is called as multi tasking.
Multi threading:
Thread is the small part of the program. The ability of the process to execute multiple threads at a time.
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