Yo, concurrency vs parallelism is confusing af until you see it in action.
Concurrency: You’re texting while watching TV—switching attention.
Parallelism: You and your friend texting separately at the same time.
Web servers? Often both! Node.js is concurrent (single-threaded event loop), but Apache can do parallelism (multiple processes).
If you’re coding, concurrency is about structure (async/await), parallelism is about speed (threads/cores). Tools? Try `Ray` for Python parallelism.
Concurrency: You’re texting while watching TV—switching attention.
Parallelism: You and your friend texting separately at the same time.
Web servers? Often both! Node.js is concurrent (single-threaded event loop), but Apache can do parallelism (multiple processes).
If you’re coding, concurrency is about structure (async/await), parallelism is about speed (threads/cores). Tools? Try `Ray` for Python parallelism.
