Define network,junction (branch point),and loop in the context of electrical circuits.

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(N/A) $1$. Network: An electrical network is a complex interconnection of various electrical components like resistors,capacitors,inductors,and voltage sources (cells) that form a circuit.
$2$. Junction (Branch point): $A$ junction or branch point is a point in an electrical network where three or more conductors meet. It is a node where the current can divide or combine.
$3$. Loop: $A$ loop is any closed conducting path in an electrical network that starts and ends at the same point,traversing through various circuit elements.

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