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7.1 Network Models

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7.1 Network Models

When computers talk to each other, they need to follow a set of rules, much like how you follow rules when playing a game. These rules are organized into layers, making it easier to understand and manage how information travels. These organized rules are called network models. Think of it like building a LEGO castle: you build the base first, then the walls, then the roof. Each layer has its own job, and they work together.