Block-wise Transfer

Block-wise transfer is a method used in network communication to send large amounts of data in smaller, manageable pieces called blocks. This approach helps ensure reliable transmission, especially over networks where sending large data in one go might cause errors or delays. The sender divides the data into blocks and sends each one separately, waiting for acknowledgment from the receiver before sending the next. This process improves efficiency and error handling, making it easier to transfer big files or data streams smoothly and accurately across different devices and network conditions.