processes vs programs
hey,
what is the difference between a program and a process running on a given operating system?
regards,
proffy
what is the difference between a program and a process running on a given operating system?
regards,
proffy
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Ankita Katdare#-Link-Snipped-# It is quite simple actually.
A program is a set of instructions that perform a designated task, where as the process does what is called âexecution of instructionsâ.
A process executes the program's modules concurrently. They are separate loadable modules.
Where as the program perform the tasks directly relating to an operation of a user like word processing, executing presentation software etc. -
nareshkumar6539Program is set of instructions,Process is program under execution
Program is stored in Secondary Memory whereas Process stored in Main Memory
Process is Active program is passive
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