This video explores the concept of threads in operating systems, which are the smallest unit of execution within a process. Learn about the types of threads, including user-level threads (managed by user applications) and kernel-level threads (managed by the operating system). Discover how threads enable parallel processing, improve system efficiency, and support multithreading. We'll also discuss the key differences between user-level and kernel-level threads and their real-world applications.
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