What is the difference between wire and cable?

Wire: - Single conductor - Can be solid or stranded - Used for simple connections Cable: - Multiple conductors - Insulated and often shielded - Used for transmitting power or signals over longer distances

The main difference is that a wire is a single conductor of electricity, while a cable consists of two or more insulated wires bundled together.

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In short, a wire is like a single thread, whereas a cable is a rope made of multiple threads, providing more durability and versatility.