Multithreading and multicore are related but different concepts.

Multithreading refers to the ability of a computer program to execute multiple threads (parts of the program) simultaneously within a single process. This allows the program to perform multiple tasks concurrently and can lead to improved performance and responsiveness.

Multicore refers to a physical hardware feature of a computer system. It refers to the presence of multiple processors or cores within a single central processing unit (CPU). Each core operates as a separate processing unit and can run multiple threads simultaneously, leading to improved performance and parallel processing capabilities.

In summary, multithreading is a software concept and multicore is a hardware concept, but both are used together to improve performance and enable parallel processing in computer systems.
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