👉 In the context of computer science, a "diarchial" refers to an interface or structure that allows two objects to communicate with each other in a hierarchical manner. This concept is often used in the design and implementation of software systems. A diarchial architecture involves two main components: the top-level application (the "server") and its clients (the "client applications"). The client applications communicate with the server using protocols that define how they should interact with each other, such as sockets or pipes
