What is the difference between multi-tasking and multi-processing?

Multitasking is a method for multiple tasks to share a single resource, like a CPU. This is usually accomplished in software via special programming Multiprocessing is the use of multiple CPUs in the same computer and the method of splitting tasks between them. This is usually done with hardware on the motherboard.

Mainly multi-threading is we can open multiple pages what ever we like but we cannot process at a time even then the multi processing can do or process different pages at a time while one page is processing we can make at that time we can process other page also. Multitasking is running several processes at a time. Multi threading runs several threads of a single process at a time.

The priority levels of threads are from 1-10. Normal priority comes to 5. Multi threading is normal in any window environment, otherwise the screen would stuck everytime you clicked on something until that execution was accomplished.

Multithreading is the ability to perform different tasks of a process simultaneously. This is achieved by using a seperate thread for each task. Though there are several threads in a process, at a time the processor will handle only a single thread.

Though it appears to be concurrent processing to the end user, internally only single thread will be running. Processor is able to multitask by switching between the threads. When it comes to Multiprocessing there will be more than one processor and each thread will be handled by a different processor.

Thus leading to concurrent processing of tasks. For example if we take we can open several pages at a time in multi threading and we can process only one page at a time with preference 5. Processing different processes on different threads is multi processing whereas processing same process on different threads is multithreading.

There is no difference between multithreading and multiprocessing its the only your illusion. Everyone is making this more difficult than it needs to be. There is certainly a difference and it doesn't require more than one processor.

Multi threading (later 1970's) one copy of the program code in memory, many processes sharing the code. (CICS is a perfect example and one of the oldest products based on multi threading). Associated terms: reentrant code, quasi-reentrant code.

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