Which layer of the OSI model handles transforming data from generic, network-oriented forms of expression to more specific, platform-oriented forms of expression?
The correct answer to the following question will be the "Presentation layer".
Explanation:
The presentation layer tends to become the lowest layer where application developers understand data structure and representation rather than simply sending information in the format of packets and datagrams between servers.
The interface layer serves as a converter between the client and the network, specifically handling user input schema representation, i.e. supplying coded descriptions and internet services for localization.
This layer completes the compression and decompression of the data, encryption, and decryption.
Therefore, the Presentation layer is the right answer.
