A client application connects to a server and sends an operation, and gets a result back. What happens then? Is the connection open, so that the client can send more operations? Answer the question comparing the protocols SMTP, FTP, HTTP, POP and IMAP. What are the pros and cons of keeping the connection open or closing it down after each operation?

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