What is the purpose of stub and skeleton?
Answer / Satnaam Singh
"In distributed computing, a Stub serves as a surrogate for an object located on another machine. It represents the remote object’s methods locally. A Skeleton acts as a client-side counterpart to the Stub; it takes care of all communication with the actual remote object. Together, they allow for a transparent interaction between local and remote objects."
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