windows workgroup?

Question

Windows

What is the difference between a Windows workgroup and a homegroup? after all, so and so a peer-to-peer network turns out the same ...

Answer 1

If I understand correctly, then:
In the working group, you do not need to enter a password to join it, but you will have to share common documents, video pictures, and so on.
In the home group, you must enter the password of the home group the first time you connect, but it is easier to share access to your files to all members of the hamsters.