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: The client contacts the tracker (or uses DHT ) to find other "peers" (the swarm) who have the file. Fichier torrent

A (torrent file) is a small metadata file with a .torrent extension used by the BitTorrent protocol to facilitate peer-to-peer (P2P) file sharing. Instead of containing the actual content (like a movie or software), it acts as a roadmap for your torrent client to find and assemble pieces of the data from other users. Core Components of a Torrent File Help Center - How do I find the files inside the torrent

A .torrent file contains specific instructions and data organized in a format called "Bencode": Instead of containing the actual content (like a

: Digital fingerprints for every small "piece" of the file. This allows your torrent client to verify that the data received from other users is authentic and uncorrupted.

: Modern systems often use magnet links instead of physical .torrent files, which contain the same essential identifying information (the hash) but don't require a central tracker. How the Torrenting Process Works