A client is a computer program that depends upon another program to function. Usually, client software receives data or instructions from a remote program called a server. Some thin clients actually have critical software components execute on the remote machine to conserve local resources or software licenses.
1 Which phrase describes the American economy immediately after World War I? (5 points) slow but steady sharp but brief recession decade-long depression period of unprecedented boom.
Economically, the period after the end of World War II was a time for moving from the industry of creation for the purpose of destruction and into the industry of creation for creation's sake, of exploring new technologies and business models previously unheard of.