Client and Server
Client and Server In computer networks and applications, client and server are two important roles that work together to share information and services. Think of the client as a library visitor and the server as the librarian. When you want a specific book or information, you ask the librarian for it. The librarian then searches through the library’s collection to find what you requested and hands it back to you. In this way, you (the client) make a request, the librarian (the server) processes it, and then delivers the information you need. Client A client is a computer, application, or device that sends a request to another computer ( server ) to get data or perform a task . The client starts the conversation by asking for something, such as data or a service. After sending the request, it waits for a response from the server. Typically, a client is used by a human. For example, when you click a link in a web browser, you’re interacting with the client to request a...