Definition
"Client-server" describes a computing model where a server provides resources or services to one or more clients. Think of it like ordering food at a restaurant: you (the client) make a request, and the kitchen (the server) fulfills it. The internet itself largely operates on a client-server model, with your web browser acting as a client requesting web pages from servers around the world. This model allows for efficient resource sharing and centralized management. It's the backbone of modern networking!