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What is a port?
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Answer / shankar payaboin
Its nothing but logical address
that is 0 to 1023, these are resrved for servers
remaining 1024 to 65535 are clients
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Answer / sreevani
Port is that which transfers data from one computer to
another via a cable that links connecting ports.
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Answer / rajeev dwivedi
Port is that which transfers data from one computer to
another via a cable that links connecting ports.
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Answer / ranjith
A port is a connector for attaching cables, for example:
Parallel port is used for connecting printer with system
and Serial port is used for connecting monitor with CPU.
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Answer / rajani nagandla
On computer and telecommunication devices, a port is
generally a specific place for being physically connected
to some other device, usually with a socket and plug of
some kind.
In programming, a port is a "logical connection place" and
specifically, using the Internet's protocol, TCP/IP, the
way a client program specifies a particular server program
on a computer in a network.
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Answer / rahul sharma
port is a logical segment of the RAM to identify application running on the computer.
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