Task 1: Read and translate the text in written form

 
 
 
 
 
 
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Task 1. Read the text “What is a network?
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and translate it into Uzbek 
(Russian )
A network is how one can link two or more computers together to share resources, 
files, or even an internet connection. Most homes and workplaces have networks 
set up to connect their computers somehow, but four key types of networks are 
available to users.
What Is the Definition of a Network? 
A network can have a pretty broad definition. At its simplest, it always involves 
two or more computers being linked either physically with cables or via a Wi-Fi 
connection. By being linked, these computers can share their resources, files, or 
internet connection without manually connecting on each occasion.
Where networks can get much more complex is when it comes to size. A family 
home might, for instance, have a network consisting of two home computers and a 
Wi-Fi connection (which the family uses for various additional devices such as a 
smart TV, streaming box, smartphones, etc.). However, an office building may 
have an extensive network with thousands of computers connected to it physically 
with Ethernet cables. Some networks can even expand to cover large geographic 
areas.
There are also four main types of networks, and it's essential to know the 
difference between them. 
What Are the Four Types of Network?
The most common types of networks include Local Area Network (LAN) and 
Wide Area Network (WAN). The other two main types of network are 
Metropolitan Area Network (MAN) and Wireless LAN (WLAN), with Wireless 
WAN (WWAN) also an offshoot of a similar principle. Here's a brief breakdown 
of each of the four main types of network.