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Description: The term ‘weakly coupled’ refers to a system in which the interactions between its components are minimal, allowing each to operate relatively independently. In the context of computing, this concept is crucial, as systems often require their components to interact in a controlled and limited manner to avoid interference that can degrade system performance […]