3-05 Broadcast and collision domains

This video is part of an Intro to Networking class, which is a brief survey of many networking terms and concepts. It is not meant as an in-depth tutorial on this topic.
If you find inaccuracies, please let me know. I want to be sure they are as accurate as I can make them.

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Every port on a router creates broadcast domain. Thank you!

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two routers connected directly with each other without that hub, will there be broadcast domain?

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