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What is a protocol?
What is a protocol?
- A set of rules for sharing information (correct)
- A software for data storage
- A type of computer hardware
- A method for wireless communication
What is the function of a network protocol?
What is the function of a network protocol?
- Controls the transfer of data between connected devices (correct)
- Manages the power supply to devices
- Regulates the internet speed
- Monitors the temperature of devices
How does a protocol handle data transfer errors?
How does a protocol handle data transfer errors?
- Automatically shuts down the devices
- Deletes the data causing the error
- Sends the data to a different network
- Displays an error message and manages the data transfer process (correct)
What is the role of a protocol in data transfer between devices?
What is the role of a protocol in data transfer between devices?
What is another term for network protocol?
What is another term for network protocol?
Study Notes
What is a Protocol?
- A protocol is a set of rules and standards that govern data communication over a network.
Function of a Network Protocol
- The primary function of a network protocol is to enable devices to communicate with each other and exchange data efficiently.
Handling Data Transfer Errors
- A protocol handles data transfer errors through error-detection and error-correction mechanisms, ensuring reliable data transfer between devices.
Role in Data Transfer
- A protocol plays a crucial role in data transfer between devices by managing the flow of data, routing, addressing, and packaging.
Alternative Term for Network Protocol
- Another term for network protocol is "communication protocol."
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Test your knowledge of network protocols with this quiz! Explore the rules and principles governing data exchange between devices and the significance of web protocols.