Request-Response Model

The Request-Response Model is a method used in computer communication where one system (the client) sends a specific request to another system (the server), asking for information or a particular action. The server then processes the request and sends back a response with the requested data or result. This is similar to asking a librarian for a book and receiving it in return. It’s a fundamental way computers and programs communicate effectively, ensuring that requests are met with accurate and timely responses.