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Explore how networks work.

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Explore how networks work.

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connect computers and devices to share resources and information efficiently . A computer network can be small , like a home , or large , spanning cities and countries . The layout of connections is called , which affects data travel time and reliability . Data moves through devices using defined rules called , such as TCP / IP and HTTP , that ensure messages reach the correct destination . Critical components include switches , hubs , and , which direct traffic and manage connections between local networks and the broader internet . Understanding these ideas helps explain daily online activities .

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Network topology describes how devices connect to share data . In a , all nodes attach to a single cable and communicate sequentially , with collisions managed by a shared channel . A centers devices around a switch or hub , offering easy fault isolation but relying on the central device . In a , multiple paths exist between nodes , providing high redundancy and fault tolerance . The combines elements of two or more layouts to balance cost , performance , and reliability .

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