Why do you think the running process is different from the program name?

The running process differs from the program name because the program name typically refers to the static executable file, while the running process represents the dynamic instance of that program in execution. When a program is executed, the operating system allocates resources, such as memory and CPU time, creating a unique process with its own state, variables, and execution context. This distinction allows multiple instances of the same program to run simultaneously, each as separate processes with independent execution paths.