A ___________ is a lightweight process that shares the same address space as other threads...
- Kernel Thread
- User-Level Thread
- Thread Pool
- Fiber
User-Level Thread: This option refers to a thread that is managed by the user space rather than the kernel. User-level threads are generally faster to create and manage but may not fully utilize multicore processors due to limitations in kernel-level scheduling. They share the same address space, making context switching between them faster than with kernel threads.
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