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What are the different tiers in the three-tier architecture used by Web applications?
 
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Customers with an RFM score of 555 are highly valued by organizations.
 
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Almost all web applications use the three-tier architecture, which is an arrangement of user computers and servers into three categories, or tiers. The user tier consists of computers, phones, and other devices that have browsers that request and process Web pages. The server tier consists of computers that run Web servers and process application programs. The database tier consists of computers that run a database management system (DBMS) that processes requests to retrieve and store data.

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