Process vs thread is one of the most asked systems questions in interviews, and most answers skip the part that actually matters: what the kernel is doing underneath.
We break down how a process gets its own private slice of RAM, how threads share that same slice instead of copying it, and why that single difference explains both crash isolation and race conditions.
One Linux function, clone(), decides which one you get.
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