<prompt> Tloo ka papiso ho hlalosa mohopolo ona.Khopolo: Network Topology  <response>: Instruction in English: Come up with a analogy to explain this concept. . Response in English: Think of network topology as the roadmap that allows the flow of data and communication within a computer network. Just as cities have roads, highways, and pathways to connect people and destinations to one another, network topology is the layout or design that shows how the nodes or devices such as routers, switches, access points, and cables are connected in a network. It is the blueprint for a successful flow of data, and just as you would choose the quickest or safest route when navigating around a city, the network topology is chosen based on factors such as cost, scalability, reliability, and ease of maintenance. . Response in Sesotho: Nahana ka topology ea marang-rang e le mapa oa litsela o lumellang ho phalla ha data le puisano ka hara marang-rang a khomphieutha. Joalo ka ha litoropo li na le litsela, litsela tse kholo le litsela tsa ho hokahanya batho le libaka tseo ba eang ho tsona, topology ea marang-rang ke sebopeho kapa moralo o bontsang hore na li-node kapa lisebelisoa tse kang li-routers, li-switches, libaka tsa ho kena le likhoele li hokahantsoe joang marang-rang. Ke moralo oa phallo e atlehileng ea data, me joalo ka ha u ka khetha tsela e potlakileng kapa e bolokehileng ka ho fetesisa ha u ntse u potoloha toropo, topology ea marang-rang e khethoa ho ipapisitse le lintlha tse kang litšenyehelo, scalability, tsepo le boiketlo ba tlhokomelo. 