What is the difference between a Runtime Resource and a Process? (Select 1)

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What is the difference between a Runtime Resource and a Process? (Select 1)

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What is the difference between a Runtime Resource and a Process? (Select 1)

A. There is no difference, the terms are synonymous
B. A Process represents a definition of the automation steps and logic; Runtime Resources execute the steps defined within a Process
C. A Process represents a definition of the automation steps and logic; and a Runtime Resource is an executable containing all of the logic within a single process.
D. A Runtime Resource represents a collection of Processes which is used as part of Release Management
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