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2007-07-31
Concurrency vs. Parallelism
They are not the same! Parallelism is a subset of Concurrency. Parallelism implies simultaneous running of code (which is impossible on uniprocessor machines) while Concurrency implies that many tasks can run in any order and possibly in parallel.
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