Answer / ajaz ahmad wani

In computer networking, flow control is the process of
managing the rate of data transmission between two nodes to
prevent a fast sender from over running a slow receiver.
This should be distinguished from congestion control, which
is used for controlling the flow of data when congestion
has actually occurred
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Answer / jitendera sinha

flow control is the process in which it prevent the sender
to overflow the buffer of receiver

jitendera sinha

Answer / nikhil maggu

Jeetendra just want to correct you with your last step i.e
3rd step after receiving ACK(reply for request) the
sender(or 1st node) sendsback ACK again that as confirmation
for starting the session

Answer / mr.shahin07

Flow control ensure that one device doesn't overflow another
device with too much data in one connection.

Commonly used flow control technique are - Buffer, Ready/Not
Ready signal & windowing.

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