A PROGRAM is not a PROCESS.

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In this one, we learn the difference between a program and a process.

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[TheSast]

From what I have gathered, a program to a process what a class is to an object.

[PzMcQunn]

I absolutely love the fact that the way you visualize and teach some of these things is EXACTLY how I taught it to people I was tutoring. The text-file example is super powerful when I'm trying to explain how "This piece of text is now in MEMORY, not in STORAGE, which will be destroyed(or considered as such) after closing the program", they just get it immediately, too relatable to a bunch of students haha.

[davevann]

I have worked on creating operating systems, compilers, interpreters, and translators. I still enjoy these videos, and how the concepts are presented without overloading people with the many many details and variations. I have also worked as a documentor, and have taught programming to young kids. This channel does a great job organizing the concepts into graphics and audio, while only hinting at more depth of information, which I know from personal experience is difficult to do.

[karthikkumarrao]

"A video of processes is already scheduled" Nice one... Good to see your system is operating.

[celewign]

These are the videos I have always been looking for! I don’t think I’ve ever seen such a great visualization of computing.

[xOWSLA]

I feel so lucky I found your channel. For these days, I was wondering how interpretation happens behind the scene. Lovely.

[eonraider]

Jorge… if I’m even allowed to ask you something: Please continue to explain concepts in an in-depth manner. YT is full of superficial explanations for pretty much everything out there. There’s a real lack of what I like to call “merciless” channels in the CS field. The large majority will dumb-down or dilute the exposition so the lowest common denominator in terms of viewership can be achieved. They make it look like they don’t want to strain too much of the general viewer’s capacity or else the audience will disengage. Your intention is obviously the opposite to it, and I think this is one of the main reasons your channel has grown so unbelievably fast. Keep up the good work. Have no fear to go deep. People will follow.

[IngPleb]

Thank you for this awesome video! This channel only produces rare gems.

[NeetCodeIO]

Another certified banger from Core Dumped

[ivan-krepyshev]

I just discovered this channel while trying to understand how everything works under the hood, and I think I’ll be sticking around for a while. Keep up the great work — thanks!

[anshulshah]

4:31 Why can’t multiple processes point to the same .txt file? Doesn’t having a copy of the .txt file for each process sound redundant and a waste of memory?

[yeahaddigirl]

You write a program but you run a process

[morzatt]

Your content is simply just GOLD. I love it, and I've learned so much from you. Thanks you so much, and please don't quit any time soon!

[deno]

Bro your channel is absolutely perfect. I am pretty sure your channel will grow up really quick.

[insideTheMirror_]

Looking forward for the compilers vid! 😍

[anonymousx]

This channel is a gold mine to improve understanding of computers.

[pakkiaman]

A program is not a the title ITSELFE IS PURE GOLD AWESOME CONTENT

[sifatulrabbi]

Great video! I like how Core Dumped explains the topics and encourages me to deep dive if I want to. Waiting for the detailed video on processes.

[tech_simpleterms]

I was blown away by your videos. I am so excited about the next video. Kindly provide the date next video 🙏 🙏