About this document
Understanding Client-Server vs. Standalone Software by wickedhasan is a document available to read on EtoBox.
The document discusses standalone programs versus client-server programs and network programming. It provides the following key points: - Standalone programs reside and run on a single machine, while client-server programs allow the client and server to reside on different machines, with the client making requests and the server responding. - Network programming, also known as socket programming or client-server programming, relies on computer networks for communication between programs across a network.
- Author
- wickedhasan
- Language
- EN