I've always been confused about the differences between threads and processes, and I've watched many videos attempting to explain it. However, this particular video was the first one that helped me truly understand the distinction. Thank you so much for providing such a clear explanation !
This video should get more views. absolutely top one. the information visualization and topics covered in a same story line helped me understand the whole process. Next, I am going to learn how the thread, scheduler are implemented in low level coding.
The hierarchy is • Operating System • Processes - Main process and child processes • Threads - Main thread and other threads • Tasks - Subroutines and Coroutines
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Nice video, but I really have some questions.. So when program loads from some disk-space into RAM and it becomes executable and we say it becomes a process? -y/n The program in its running state is called process? -y/n Process is something like a company and threads are its employees , so the threads are processes workers? -y/n
agree, this video is informative. One thing to note, probably to some viewers, I found sometimes the "xxx of xxx will result in the form of xxx" is not straight forward. For example: "The joint effort of all threads will result in the execution of the sequence of operations." is wordy and not straightforward. It can simply say as "The operation is the sequence of execution. It's the joint effort of all threads." Something like that
QUESTION: Scenario 1: I have open google chrome browser. A single instance of google chrome is loaded into memory. Which is called [1 proces] of google chrome right? Scenario 2: I have open google chrome twice. So two instances of google chrome loaded into memory. Which are called [2 process] of google chrome right? Scenario 3: Consider [Scenario 1]. I have one tab open which is by default. So I have [1 process] within a process according to your expectation? Scenario 4: Consider [Scenario 1] again. I have open two tab open. So I have [2 processes] within a process according to your expectations? I am confused please reply.🙏
Scenarios 1, 2, 3 are correct. Concerning 4, and to relate to the video yes that would be it. But since late 2021 / early 2022, Chrome has undergone many changes and optimizations, so that might not be the case as of this comment. Don't stress on Chrome in particular, just try to focus on the main takeaways of the video :) Hope this answers it! (and sorry for being late)
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I've always been confused about the differences between threads and processes, and I've watched many videos attempting to explain it. However, this particular video was the first one that helped me truly understand the distinction. Thank you so much for providing such a clear explanation !
X in longer a hypothetical company lol
This video should get more views. absolutely top one. the information visualization and topics covered in a same story line helped me understand the whole process.
Next, I am going to learn how the thread, scheduler are implemented in low level coding.
0:40 finally someone who gets their audio volume levels right. (loud enough for voice & dialog; & equal or bit lower for intho music)
The examples used to illustrate the concepts are really well-chosen. Thank you sir !
The hierarchy is
• Operating System
• Processes - Main process and child processes
• Threads - Main thread and other threads
• Tasks - Subroutines and Coroutines
very well explained from the scratch
thanks alot this is video is also covering the topic of thread level parallelism
A good analogy can make all the difference - and this guy really lit things up for me. Thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
bro the less thing that i can say is , that's amazing , thank you so much
Amazing video, best one I’ve seen about threading! Thank you!!!
Thank you for your such detailed Information It is something I was looking for.
I subscribed right away upon listening to you for the very first time. Continue uploading such content please. It is really helpful to us and much valued.
Welcome aboard! Thanks for the support :)
Amazing Video, Very Helpful.
The analogies used are top notch. Really broke it down
Thank you for this masterpiece
Nice video, but I really have some questions..
So when program loads from some disk-space into RAM and it becomes executable and we say it becomes a process? -y/n
The program in its running state is called process? -y/n
Process is something like a company and threads are its employees , so the threads are processes workers? -y/n
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One of the best expenation 🥇
very good explanation with perfect example. Thank you 🙂
Poetry. Thank you sir!
The example was a perfect one. Thank you!!
this was really a good video, great job, very helpful!
Top notch content. Thanks for educating me,
Great explanation thank you🥰
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very nice explanation
Very well explained Sir..
amazing
Amazing explanation thank you
Nice one dude
Nice one
A program is a collection of module(s) having one and only one entry point.
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thank you.I figured it out 👍
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Why 2 dislikes ? im not sure why anyone can disliked?
agree, this video is informative.
One thing to note, probably to some viewers, I found sometimes the "xxx of xxx will result in the form of xxx" is not straight forward. For example: "The joint effort of all threads will result in the execution of the sequence of operations." is wordy and not straightforward. It can simply say as "The operation is the sequence of execution. It's the joint effort of all threads." Something like that
QUESTION:
Scenario 1:
I have open google chrome browser.
A single instance of google chrome is loaded into memory. Which is called [1 proces] of google chrome right?
Scenario 2:
I have open google chrome twice. So two instances of google chrome loaded into memory. Which are called [2 process] of google chrome right?
Scenario 3:
Consider [Scenario 1]. I have one tab open which is by default. So I have [1 process] within a process according to your expectation?
Scenario 4:
Consider [Scenario 1] again. I have open two tab open. So I have [2 processes] within a process according to your expectations?
I am confused please reply.🙏
Scenarios 1, 2, 3 are correct. Concerning 4, and to relate to the video yes that would be it. But since late 2021 / early 2022, Chrome has undergone many changes and optimizations, so that might not be the case as of this comment. Don't stress on Chrome in particular, just try to focus on the main takeaways of the video :) Hope this answers it! (and sorry for being late)
You would have never imagined that, Elon Musk himself would name his company as X. #justkidding
LOL let''s name this company X
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I spoke to Siri as to the difference between threads and layers. This TH-cam was third on the list of Siri’s responses 🦥
Why can’t I edit my TH-cam post for this TH-cam video?