Thread and Process

This question has been asked a few times recently. My article An Introduction to Virtual Memory in Windows also describes processes but it does not say much about threads but I hope it helps.

Note that there is something called Domains that make everything confusing. Most applications exist as a process but sometimes, such as online IIS applications, can exist in a process along with many other online applications. Other than that, all applications exist in an exe file and are executed in a process with one and only one address space.

If you can find previous threads (forum discussions) about this question then you will get previous answers also.

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Threads (of the same process) run in a shared memory space, while processes run in separate memory spaces, both processes and threads are independent sequences of execution.