L-1.12: User Level Vs Kernel Level Thread in Operating System | All Imp Points

In this video difference between User level and kernel level thread explained with examples. Students always feel this topic is complex but after watching this video you will be able to solve the questions easily. Fork questions are asked in competitive exams like GATE, NTA NET, NIELIT, DSSSB tgt/ pgt computer science, KVS CSE, PSUs etc and college university exams also.

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Modern multithreading API's can do context switching between the threads so that even if one of the child thread is blocked the other threads will keep running. (Good lecture)

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[VivekYadav-dsoz]

But then what is the difference b/w process and kernel level threads? Is it simply the fact that the memory is not cloned in case of kernel level threads? So does kernel level threads only differ from user-level threads in the fact that the former is acknowledged to be different subroutine?

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