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Difference between a port and a connector
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Difference between a port and a connector

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  • A connector is the unique end of a plug, jack, or the edge of a card that connects into a port. Port: The port has either holes or a slot that matches the plug or card being connected into the port. For example: cables are plugged into Ethernet ports, and cables and flash drives are plugged into USB ports.

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