1. Concepts
1.1 Definitions
The notion of communication by message between applications – or between programs – has always existed in computing. In practice, we can say that programs communicate with each other by exchanging messages: these are either the arguments they exchange when they call each other with a CALL –, which can be a set of arguments or a data structure –, or the data they exchange over a network via communication functions.
In object-oriented programming, the vocabulary used today refers to objects communicating with each other via messages.
Finally, interpersonal communication, or messaging, involves the exchange of messages between individuals.
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