Instead, a method called packet switching is used. With packet switching, messages are broken up into very small pieces, called packets. Each packet consists of two parts: The packets are sent ...
The packets are sent individually across the network and put back together to reform the message at the other end. Packets may or may not follow the same route - they are sent along whichever route ...
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