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.
World War II was followed in the United States by what has been called a golden age of capitalism; between 1946 and 1960 the nation's gross national product more than doubled.