Client-Server Model

The Client-Server Model is a way of organizing computer systems where one machine, called the server, provides resources or services, and another, called the client, requests them. Think of it like a restaurant: the server is the kitchen, preparing food, while the client is the customer who places an order. The client sends requests for information, such as a webpage or a file, and the server processes these requests, providing the necessary data in response. This model is fundamental to how networks and the internet operate, enabling users to access various services efficiently.