What do you mean by Debit and Credit?

Answer Posted / satyanarayana raju

My dear Rabindra Nayak.If it is that then what about
Receiver,giver and expenses and losses. I asked you the real
universal accepted meaning for Debit and credit, but you
posted the rule of debit and credit in one of the
classifications as your answer.

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