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In the query flooding protocol, we learned that each message has a unique sequence number. Does this mean that if I flood the query like "who has file names.txt?" that this message has a message ID? Or does it mean that, each time my laptop transmits the query, the message has a new message ID?

Name: in the query flooding protocol we learned that each message has a unique sequence number does this mean that if i flood the query like who has file namestxt that this message has a message i 50085
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Description: in the query flooding protocol we learned that each message has a unique sequence number does this mean that if i flood the query like who has file namestxt that this message has a message i 50085

          In the query flooding protocol, we learned that each message has a unique sequence number. Does this mean that if I flood the query like "who has file names.txt?" that this message has a message ID? Or does it mean that, each time my laptop transmits the query, the message has a new message ID?

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12/06/2023

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In this protocol, when a query is sent out, it is broadcasted to multiple nodes in a network to find a specific resource or file. Show more…

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In the query flooding protocol, we learned that each message has a unique sequence number. Does this mean that if I flood the query like "who has file names.txt?" that this message has a message ID? Or does it mean that, each time my laptop transmits the query, the message has a new message ID?