Process Concept and Execution Quiz

A program is a static set of instructions saved on disk, while a process is the instantiation of a program loaded into memory and being executed. (correct)

A program is the current state of a process, while a process is a dynamic instance of an executing program.

A program contains the executable code of the program, while a process holds global variables accessible to the entire program.

A program is the actual execution sequence of a program, while a process is the static code written on disk.

The text section containing the executable code of the program.

The data section holding global variables accessible to the entire program.

The stack storing temporary data such as function parameters and return addresses.

The program counter (PC) and the content of various processor registers. (correct)

Text Section (correct)

Data Section

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