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What is the difference between client-server architecture and peer-to-peer architecture?

44. What is the difference between client-server architecture and peer-to-peer architecture?

The client-server architecture goal maintains connection among peers whereas peer to peer architecture goal is to share information
Client-server architecture has specific clients and servers whereas peer-to-peer architecture has no differentiation between clients and servers

Answer: B) Client-server architecture has specific clients and servers whereas peer-to-peer architecture has no differentiation between clients and servers.

Explanation:

Client-server architecture has specific clients and servers whereas peer-to-peer architecture has no differentiation between clients and servers.

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