Synchronous messaging requires both systems to wait for responses, while asynchronous messaging allows data transmission without waiting for replies, enabling parallel communication. An example of asynchronous messaging is email, which offers advantages like increased parallelism but has the downside of potential information loss due to the lack of response confirmation. Overall, asynchronous messaging facilitates communication with multiple systems simultaneously but may lead to incomplete data delivery.

1. What is synchronous messaging and asynchronous?
Solution
Synchronous Messaging :
asynchronous Messaging :
In asynchronous messaging there is no wait for the reponse for the message transmitted. both the
systems symultaniously transmit the data and do not wait for any kind of respose of the recepient
for the communication sent.
Email is the most common example for asynchronous messaging.
Asynchronous message passing allows more parallelism communciation to multiple systems
without any blocking for response from the recepient.
But the disadvantage is primarily on the loss of info as there is no response communciation form
the recepient for the data receievd and can lead to delivery of incomplete data.