Program vs Process vs Thread


Review: Program vs Process vs Thread
    Which description is NOT correct for the program-process-thread concepts?

      A process can have one or more threads.
      A thread is the smallest unit of execution within a process.
      Program is an executable file and passively stored on memory.
      When program is active, it becomes one or more running processes.
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