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What is a network?
A group of devices connected together, wirelessly or using cables, to communicate with each other and share resources.
How are networks categorized in terms of structure?
Networks can be structured in different ways known as topologies.
What distinguishes client-server networks from peer-to-peer networks?
Client-server networks involve centralized servers that provide resources, while peer-to-peer networks have devices that act as both clients and servers.
Why are network standards and protocols important?
They allow different devices from various manufacturers to communicate with each other.
What is the importance of network speed to users?
Network speed impacts the efficiency and responsiveness of data transmission, affecting user experience.
Explore the basics of computer networks, including different topologies, client-server vs peer-to-peer networks, network standards, and protocols. Learn about the benefits and drawbacks of various network structures.
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