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The 21 pages that link to Client–server model, each with the reason it gives.

• World Wide WebRelated: Web browsers act as clients and Web servers answer their requests.

• Cloud gamingRelated: The player's device acts as a client while a server runs the game.

• Massively multiplayer online gameRelated: Game clients exchange actions and world updates with servers that coordinate shared play.

• Communication protocolRelated: Many application protocols define exchanges between a requesting client and a responding server.

• Zhang ZhidongRelated: QQ depended on servers coordinating users, accounts, and real-time message delivery.

• Online gameRelated: Many online games use servers to coordinate sessions and shared game state.

• John CarmackRelated: Quake’s network architecture helped make online multiplayer more reliable.

• Multiplayer video gameRelated: Many multiplayer games use a server to coordinate shared state and validate player actions.

• Information technologyRelated: Many IT applications divide user-facing requests from centralized service provision.

• Massively multiplayer online role-playing gameRelated: Game servers synchronize player actions and world changes across connected clients.

• RobloxRelated: Roblox clients connect to servers that host multiplayer experiences.