Data Flow
Data Flow
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In a computer network, data flow refers to the movement of data from one device to another. It
describes how information travels across the network, including its direction, path, and the
processes involved in sending and receiving the data.
Real-World Example
Think of data flow like delivering a package. The sender (warehouse) packs the data, labels it
(address/protocol), and sends it through a network (postal service). The package reaches the
receiver (customer) correctly if the system works smoothly.