In the digital world, the client-server model is a fundamental concept that defines how devices communicate over a network. Think of it as a two-way conversation:

• Client: This is your personal device—like a computer, smartphone, or tablet—that you use to access information or services. When you browse the internet, your web browser acts as the client, sending requests for web pages.
• Server: This is a powerful computer that stores data, applications, or websites and responds to requests from clients. When your browser requests a web page, the server retrieves and sends the necessary data back to your device.

For example, when you log into your email, your device (the client) sends a request to the email provider’s server. The server processes this request, verifies your credentials, and then displays your inbox on your device.

This client-server interaction is the backbone of many online activities, ensuring efficient and organized communication between your device and the vast resources available on the int