What happens when a buffer recievs more data than it can hold ?

  1. The excess data is bounced back to the senders Network, causing it to crash

  2. The excess data is abosrbed into the reciepient network, causing it to slowdown

  3. The excess data overflows into the adjacent buffers, corrupting or overwriting the valid data held in them

  4. The excess data is removed by the compiler usually


Correct Option: C

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