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Hi, yes i belong to that duummies group of people so here is the question that i need someone to explain it to me and posiblly to answere it to me in a plain english.
This is the question: Describe the concept of “client-server” software. Discuss what each side of the equation (client-server) does, and how this differs from console oriented “one application for everything” type of programming in terms of program design, implementation and debugging. Thenk you!  |
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