Distinguish FIFO broadcast, causal broadcast and atomic broadcast.
What will be an ideal response?
FIFO broadcast guarantees that when two messages are sent from one process to
another, the message that is sent first will arrive first. Causal broadcast ensures that when a
message is sent from one process to all other processes, that any given process will receive
the message before it receives a response to the message from a different process. Atomic
broadcast guarantees that all messages in a system are received in the same order at each
process.
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