I am not sure if the question is about English or about tech.
Does the "wire" mean something in technical terms?
>Solution :
It’s intended to be understood as "the format of the data as it travels on the wire (i.e. in a network)". In reality, it’s just "the binary protobuf format" – it doesn’t make any difference whether the proto message is being saved to disk, sent across a network, or just generated in memory.
This is in comparison with:
- "The protobuf text format" (which isn’t very clearly documented as far as I can remember; it’s mostly used internally at Google)
- "The protobuf JSON format"
- Any in-memory representation