Single-Threaded vs Multi-Threaded - Deepstash

Single-Threaded vs Multi-Threaded

Single-threaded means that a process is designed to have only one thread of execution. This means only one set of instructions executes at once.

Multi-threaded means that a process has two or more threads. So it can execute multiple instructions simultaneously.

As a multi-threaded program, several instructions can run at a time. Let’s pretend this program has two threads. So, the program can run two instructions at a time.

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