Difference between processes and threads

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[suhass]

I have a doubt, so tell me what I have understood is correct or not
1. In processes only one can execute at a time, so even when we use fork system call the parent or child either one of them can execute at a particular point of time/stay in the running state and they do context switching to achieve multiprogramming
2. But in the case of threads they can execute simultaneously and use the multithreaded CPU cores
Is this correct sir??

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