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So let's talk about PowerShell

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Multitasking and Multithreading. Firstly,

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if we talk about multitasking, this is

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something where the CPU of the computer or

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the server can execute multiple tasks at

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the same time. The CPU itself switches

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between the tasks to allow collaboration

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between an application and a task. So, for

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example, you can see this when you're

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utilizing an application like Word,

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something like Office or email, where

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there's a local task and a server task or

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a cloud task that's going on. The most

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important thing is each process uses

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separate memory, which is why it's classed

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as multitasking. Multithreading, however,

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uses multiple threads within the same CPU

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for a task. The CPU can execute multiple

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threads for a process at a single point in

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time. Each process uses shared memory, and it's definitely faster than multitasking.