client server

Client-server architecture refers to a computing model where a client requests services or resources from a server, which provides the requested services or resources. The client-server model is commonly used in networking and web-based applications, where the client is typically a web browser or application running on a user's computer or device, and the server is a computer or set of computers that store and deliver data and services to the client.

In this model, the client sends requests to the server, and the server responds with the requested data or services. The communication between the client and server typically uses standardized protocols, such as HTTP or TCP/IP, to ensure reliable and secure transmission of data. The client-server model is widely used in enterprise applications, online commerce, social networking, and many other areas.