Definition: One who is capable of adapting to differing situations.

Alright class, settle down, let’s take a look! That dictionary definition – “One who is capable of adapting to differing situations” – that's a lovely way to put it. But let’s break it down just a little bit further, shall we? When we talk about "adapters" in the world of electronics and technology, we’re talking about something quite different, though it shares a similar feeling . Think of it like this: you have a device – maybe your phone or your laptop – that uses a special kind of plug. Let's say it’s an American-style plug. Now, you want to use it in Europe, where the plugs are different! You need something to change that plug, to make them fit. That’s what an adapter does! It’s a device that adapts one type of connection or outlet to another. Like a bridge, it changes things so they can work together. A USB-C adapter might let you use your phone's charging port on a computer, for example. So, while being able to "adapt" in a broad sense – like handling new challenges - is wonderful, when we say “adapters” in tech, we mean something that physically connects and transforms one thing into another. Does that make more sense? Any questions about plugging in and connecting things differently?