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== Multitasking in C++11 ==

C++ 11 introduced the ability to code using multitasking, a form of parallelism on shared memory instead of serial. This is known as “virtual parallelism” as it is not true parallelism (see figure 1). Every task created through “virtual parallelism” or multitasking in the Standard Template Library runs on one available core. If multiple tasks are created, they are split into minor tasks, and then split into an order of when they should be running. This means that you can have two tasks in progress at the same time, but they are never working at the same time.

== What is provided? ==