Answer / Mohit Chauhan

A Routing Table is a database in a router that contains all the possible routes to reach various networks or destinations. Each entry in the routing table includes a network prefix, next hop, and metric (cost). The router uses this information to determine the best path for forwarding packets towards their destination.nnThe routing table is dynamically updated based on various factors such as network topology changes, link failures, or updates received from other routers.

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