jjsilas · February 6, 2020 08:53 · jjsilas · Feb 6, 2020
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 1.Write an analogy to describe the relationship between clients and servers.

 - A drive through window experience is analogous to the client server relationship.  The person pulling up to the drive through is the client.  They believe they know what they want, and once they get acknowledgement that the drive through is ready they place their order (Make a request to the server).  The person on the other side of the speaker tries to understand what the requester(client) wants and get the needed components from the other team members.  Once everything thing is ready, the person on the far side of the speaker(the server) presents the request to the person on the near side(client) of the speaker.  I think this relationship in many ways describes the relationship 

 2.Draw a diagram of the request/response cycle.

 https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/56581417/73920837-22059a00-48be-11ea-8e03-a9eff99de98b.png
	1.Write an analogy to describe the relationship between clients and servers.

	- A drive through window experience is analogous to the client server relationship. The person pulling up to the drive through is the client. They believe they know what they want, and once they get acknowledgement that the drive through is ready they place their order (Make a request to the server). The person on the other side of the speaker tries to understand what the requester(client) wants and get the needed components from the other team members. Once everything thing is ready, the person on the far side of the speaker(the server) presents the request to the person on the near side(client) of the speaker. I think this relationship in many ways describes the relationship

	2.Draw a diagram of the request/response cycle.

	https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/56581417/73920837-22059a00-48be-11ea-8e03-a9eff99de98b.png