Intro to Processes & Threads

An introduction that explains the basic concept of a process and a thread.

[andriymit]

Clear, concise, illustrated, well explained and done in a nice English! Thank you so much Dave!

[ruixue]

0:39 a simple program
0:55 every step of a program corresponds to an instruction 1:04 each instuction corresponds to binary code
4:50 thread
5:28 think of this as a unit of execution
6:56 scheduler of operating system
8:11 time slice
11:09 proces
12:42 today's CPU
13:06 hyper threading
14:10 multi-core
14:38 multi-CPU (the best solution)
15:11 summary

[Emir-xqjt]

Finally someone "explained" rather than "re-read" from pre-made text. Thanks a lot!

[joshfoster]

Great Lecture! I really wish my professors at my university would teach like this. Very clear, concise, and not too fast... really like the pace of your teaching style. Thanks!

[voltaralcala]

My teachers call me stupid because I question them and they can't answer. And try to shut students up they go like do the research yourself. I am glad after three days wasting with them and on research, I finally found your channel and finally got my answer with examples. Thank you, good sir, great explanation.

[CarlitoProductions]

This is what I needed. My teacher can't explain, and this has the been the clearest explanation I found on YouTube so far

[_romeopeter]

This explanation was a bit broad and clear compared to the other videos I’ve seen. Exactly what I needed. Thanks

[srikanth_y]

I've watched a lot of videos on this topic and none of them made sense to me except this one. Thank you.

[abbasramees]

I have been looking for this kind of explanation, and finally got it. everyone is explaining threads with jargon terms.

[shanegrayson]

Slowly explaining and with relevant example. This is perfect.

[B-Billy]

The best explanation over the whole internet!! Thank you

[nicoleanne]

THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR BEING SO DETAILED AND CONCISE!! PLEASE KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK! YOU'VE HELPED ME SO MUCH!!

[patc]

I wish I could give you multiple likes. Excellent, orderly, impacting lecture. Thank you.

[konarkmodi]

Far best explaination with beautiful overview to internal relation of threads with the operating system. Schedular, time slice, round Robin, queue, locking.. Tysm.. For this video🤗😊

[dannggg]

i finally understood it. tired of all these professors with slides that doesn't explain crap. Thank mr. crabbe!

[mariopichardo]

This was excellent, thank you so much. Very concise and well explained.

[AvinashSingh-bkkg]

Video Published on 1st May 2017.
Me Watching it on 1st May 2019
A great Co-incidence and exposure to a fantastic tutorial.
Thanks Mr. DAVE.

[JC-cuym]

Thankyou so much for your explanation!!!! I was having a bit of a hard time connecting all of the new concepts I had just learnt but you made it so much easier and explained precisely in a short time. :D

[vinhtruonghuynh]

A very informative lecture for a brief introduction about the basic concepts of processes and threads.
Thank you a lot.

[datafluids]

The example cited is not of multi threading but of multi processing. Word and Excel are two separate programs and therefore spawn separate processes each with their own process ID. It would be multi threading only if its the same program and they share the same memory address space.